ThE star and tampOF PI KAPPA PHI

An Educational Publication Fall 1975

San Francisco isa Pi Kappa Phi TownSan Francisco is a great town. Pi

Kappa Phi is a great fraternity. Thetwo joined forces for a super con-vention, 35th Supreme Chapter, inAugust.When you can bring together

almost three-hundred undergradu-ates and alumni from all across thenation and have them functiontogether in a four day conventionwith understanding, kindness, andmost of all, brotherhood, it is thenthat you understand pride in a verypersonal fraternity is not a regionalpossession, but the possession of allmen who are Pi Kappa Phis.

Although many members of thefraternity were apprehensive aboutthe attendance due to general eco-nomic conditions and the greatdistance for the majority of themembers involved, the turn-out wasmuch better than expected. Almost80 per cent of the student chapterswere represented with most ofthem having two or more delegates.The convention studied, debatedand made recommendations andchanges in a comprehensive mannerand, in fact, initiated more changesthan any other convention in recenthistory.

Varied events and activities ofthis west coast meeting are noted inarticles throughout this issue. Pic-tures and captions will convey anincreased awareness of the conven-tion scene.

Especially noteworthy was thespeech by Brother Howard Baker,

U.S. Senator Howard Baker spends time visiting with fellow brothers while in San Francisco.

U.S. Senator, Tennessee. The inau-gural reviewing of the Pi Kappa Phimulti-media presentation, "As OldAs Man Himself" was an emotionalhighlight for members and wives

present.The maturity of the members

was in evidence as they evaluatedthe financial needs of their fraternityand acted in a most positive way.

ThE star ando,kolopAn Educational Publication Fall 1975

Significant Legislation Passed By 35th SupremeChapter In San Francisco

National President Ted Scharfen-stein remarked that this SupremeChapter accomplished more legisla-tive and resolution results than hehad observed in his 16 years ofattending Pi Kappa Phi conven-tions. Much done was housekeepingin nature, resulting in a cleaning upof the Constitution and SupremeLaws wording. However, in addi-tion, much hard work went intoother significant actions.The former designation of Na-

tional Office was changed to AD-MINISTRATIVE OFFICE to moreclearly designate the function ofthis coordinating office.Now, Field Secretaries are titled

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF, forthey are not secretaries but ad-ministrators.The Administrative Office in-

office staff will now carry the titleof EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Dur-

ward Owen, ASSISTANT EXECU-TIVE DIRECTOR, Jerry Matthews,DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT,Travis Julian, DIRECTOR OF MEM-BERSHIP, (vacant) and DIRECTOROF COMMUNICATION, (vacant).

In order to assess the long-rangeimplications of changes in our so-ciety as they relate to the frater-nity experience, a new standingcommittee, FUTURE POLICY, wasestablished.The last change in the financial

structure of Pi Kappa Phi occurredin 1968. This convention establish-ed the following costs of member-ship: initiation fee, $110; pre-initiation fee, $25; alumni ini-tiation fee, $50; alumni chapterdues, $15.

Colony, as a designation for agroup awaiting chartering, is alter-ed to ASSOCIATE CHAPTER.

Formerly, associate chapter (col-

ony) members were required towait for the official chartering of achapter before they could becomeinitiated members. Now they can,upon approval of the NationalCouncil, be initiated as MEMBER-AT-LARGE, pending the charter-ing of their chapter.The Scholarship Committee was

changed to EDUCATION COMMIT-TEE in order to accommodate alarger area of concern.

Alumni chapters no longer mustbe populated by graduate membersfrom a small defined locality.

Each student chapter must nowhave a legally constituted ALUMNIHOUSING CORPORATION or anINCORPORATED ALUMNI AS-SOCIATION.By resolution several actions

were taken requiring action by theNational Council and/or the Admin-istrative Office. While not part of

the Constitution and Supreme Lawsthey do require follow-through.A temporary committee is to be

created by the National Council toprepare and submit a proposed newCREED and also to develop a hand-book on the structuring of theRitual of Initiation.A cassette tape of music for the

Ritual of Initiation is to be madeavailable to all chapters by theAdministrative Office.The National Council is to devel-

op the study of a possible nationalblood bank for Pi Kappa Phis.The Administrative Office is

charged with a feasibility study ofa cross-country marathon for char-ity as part of the nation's bicenten-nial celebration and also to encour-age all chapters to participate withtheir local community bicentennialprogram.

Scene of opening banquet of 35th Supreme Chapter. Brother Howard Baker addresses the openingbanquet.

Student leaders advise and counsel the administrative office through the Council of Archons. Clock-wise from left to right the current council members are: Derrick Wong, Berkeley; Rick Bonner, Pur-due; Ed Caldwell, Alabama; Bob Hersh, Penn State; Gary Carr, Appalachian; David Meadows, VPI;Ed Martin, West Virginia; David Tidmore, Georgia; Randy Schubert, Illinois. Legislative session during convention at Jack Tar in San Francisco.

You ElectedTheseNationalOfficers

This fraternity is a voluntaryorganization. The most importantperson is the functioning, involvedand dedicated alumnus worker. Noone is more involved, more dedicat-ed or doing more for Pi Kappa Phithan the members of the NationalCouncil. At each Supreme Chapterthose present select the NationalCouncil for the next biennium. Thisis, in effect, a continuous self-re-newing of the top leadership inthe fraternity. Those elected arenow presented to the fraternity:Ted Scharfenstein, National Presi-dent; Phil Tappy, National VicePresident; Fred Diulus, NationalSecretary; A. J. Strickland, III,National Treasurer; Walt Brinkman,National Chaplain; Ernest DeLaney,National Chancellor; Jack Steward,Past National President.

THEODORE SCHARFENSTEINPRESIDENT

Ted was returnedto the NationalPresidency by vir-tue of a long lineof hard work and

kik continuous serv-ice to the frater-

nity since his initiation at Beta Beta,Florida Southern. After graduationin 1961 he joined the administrativeoffice staff as a field secretary. Hewas assistant executive directorwhen he left in 1965 to do graduatestudy at George Washington Univer-sity where he earned his M.B.A. in1968.

During this period he was anArea Governor and when his careeras a hospital administrator tookhim to Miami, he became chapteradvisor to Alpha Chi Chapter.Later he moved to Birmingham,Alabama to become Assistant Ad-ministrator for the Baptist MedicalCenter Hospital and he becamechapter advisor for Alpha Eta Chap-ter and a leader in the founding ofGamma Omega Chapter at Monte-vallo.He is a member of the American

College of Hospital Administratorsand the Episcopal church. Presentlyhe is the Administrator of AddisonGilbert Hospital in Gloucester, Ma.He and his wife, Mandy, have twochildren, Thomas John and Mary.

THOMAS PHILLIP TAPPYVICE PRESIDENT

Phil, of LambdaChapter at theUniversity of Ga.,comes to the of-fice of vice presi-dent having serv-ed one term asNational Secre-

tary, one term as Chaplain and fiveyears as Area Governor for Georgia.While he was Area Governor forthe state of Georgia, Georgia gainedsix new chapters.

Phil received an A.A. degreefrom Brevard College, Brevard,North Carolina, and then went tothe University of Georgia where hewas rush chairman, pledgemaster,warden and historian for LambdaChapter. He graduated in 1962 witha F.F.A. degree. In 1965 Phil wasnamed Pi Kappa Phi's Area Gover-nor of the Year.He is with the microfilm division

of Eastman Kodak Company, amember of the National MicrofilmAssociation, the American RecordsManagement Association, and is aMason. Phil teaches a SundaySchool class and is an active politicalworker. He enjoys tennis, softball,movies and antiques. Phil and LisaTappy are the proud parents oftwo young sons.

FRED E. DIULUSSECRETARY

Beta Eta Chapterat Florida Statecontinues to pro-vide Pi Kappa Phiwith good con-structive leadersin the person ofthe new National

Secretary. Fred was graduated in1962 and soon left sunny Floridafor sunny California by way of NewYork where he was with a brokeragefirm.He has been involved in invest-

ment and management and is nowPresident of his own consultingfirm, SPQR, of Lafayette, Ca.

Fred and his wife, Jeanette,reside in Walnut Creek, Califor-nia. He is presently a DBA candidate-finance at Golden Gate University.His interests extend from recreation-al activities to Chamber of Com-merce.

While at Florida State he was amember of the University FlyingHigh Circus, an exciting extra-curricular activity. He came downto earth with his present effort to

author two books, one on economicalternatives and the other a practi-cal economic and financial survivalhandbook.

DR. A. J. STRICKLAND, IIITREASURER

Lonnie is the1,011th initiateof Omicron Chap-ter. He was analumnus initiatein 1970. Sincethat time he hasserved the chap-

ter as financial advisor and hasparticipated in national projects,including instruction at Pi KappCollege, Southeastern IFC Confer-ences, and administrative officeretreats. He is Assistant Professor ofManagement at the School ofCommerce and Business Adminis-tration at the University of Alabamaat Tuscaloosa.He has his B.S. degree in math

and physics from the University ofGeorgia, a Master of Science andIndustrial Management from Geor-gia Tech, and a Ph.D. in BusinessManagement from Georgia State.He is a member of Alpha Kappa

Psi, Beta Alpha Psi, Southern Man-agement Association, Academy ofManagement, and was chosen asone of the outstanding young menin America.He enjoys all sorts of outdoor

activities, including skiing and camp-ing, but says that his main hobby is"tinkering".

He and his wife, Kitty, have threechildren.

WALTER HUGH BRINKMANCHAPLAIN

Walt is the firstmember from theUniversity of Va.Chapter, Beta Up-silon, to be elect-ed as a nationalofficer. He hasserved for several

years as Area Governor for the stateof Florida and prior to that wasactive in expansion efforts at anumber of locations.

After leaving the banking indus-try in Memphis, he moved to Jack-sonville, Florida where he becamethe Associate Personnel Managerfor Prudential Insurance Companyof America. He also serves as a mathinstructor for the Life Office Man-agement Association.At Virginia he was on the Dean's

List and ran cross country. The

Air Force took Walt to Vietnamand left him with a few medals.He is very active with the Presby-terian Church, especially in youthwork. his outside activities includecelestial mechanics (mathematicalastronomy), along with membershipin many community and state chil-dren and heart organizations.When elected Walt expressed his

opinion of Pi Kappa Phi, "I viewfraternity as a microcosm of thehuman race. As one fraternitybrother loves and helps another, soshould mankind to its own. If fra-ternity fails, so will mankind."

ERNEST S. DELANEYCHANCELLOR

When Bob Ben-nett found it nec-essary to resign asNational Chancel-lor, he was replac-ed by Ernest De-Laney. Now thisCouncil appoint-

ment has been confirmed by theSupreme Chapter with the electionof Ernest as Chancellor.

Ernest is a Duke graduate, MuChapter, however, received his lawdegree from the University of N.C.where he graduated as J.D. withhonors.He is in private practice in Char-

lotte, N.C. where he lives with hiswife, Pat. They have two marriedchildren. Ernest is active in business,civic and church activities.

JACK STEWARDPAST NATIONAL PRESIDENT

Jack, Alpha Zetaat Oregon State,has a long historyof service to PiKappa Phi. Aftergraduation fromOregon State hespent several years

as a traveling counselor. He was AreaGovernor for the Oregon area inthe 1950's. He was first elected tothe National Council in 1964 asNational Historian. In 1966 he wasNational Secretary and in 1968 hebecame the first National VicePresident.

Jack is the Director of Personnelfor the University of Oregon andis a member of the College andUniversity Personnel Officers Asso-ciation. Jack's wife, Carolyn, andchildren, Scott and Karen, join himin his enthusiasm for camping andfishing. They make their home inEugene, Oregon.

These Are Soon To Be Chapters Of Pi Kappa PhiSOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—Kap-pa Phi Associate Chapter at USCnow has 29 members after an excel-lent recruiting effort. Situated invery competitive housing, the grouphas a good attitude and is solidify-ing its internal programs. Alumniadvising are: Gary Keller (Cornell),chapter advisor, Richard Whitley(Georgia State) and Steve Ryder(Berkeley). Housing corporationleadership includes Dr. Lewis Bul-lock (Emory), President, HaroldConklin (Oregon State), Ron Kort-kamp (Berkeley), Emerson Morgan(Berkeley) and 4 other directors.Archon is Roger Larson. Projectedchartering date is January 10, 1976.

KENTUCKY—The 27 members ofthe associate chapter at Kentuckyare finalizing recognition procedureswith th IFC and UK. Through a

sound basic structure they aredeveloping programs and activities.Housing has been secured throughPi Kappa Phi Properties. Advisorsare: Tom Sturgis and Dr. JamesNoffsinger, Chapter Advisors, BufBuffington (Georgia Southern), JeffGreenburg (Western Carolina), TomAppleton (Memphis State) andDave Williams (Western Caroli-na). Archon is Clint Anderson.Projected chartering date is Janu-ary 24, 1976.

SAN JOSE STATE--With 19 mem-bers, the Kappa Phi AssociateChapter at San Jose is quickly be-coming a leading fraternity oncampus. A very mature and pro-gressive approach has been appliedto all programs. Involvement byalumni includes Fred D'Alo (Berke-ley), Chapter Advisor, Benton White

(Alabama and Lawrence Lapin(Berkeley . Tom Mayfield is theArchon and chartering is set forJanuary 17, 1976.

WRIGHT STATE—Recently theKappa Phi Associate Chapter atWright State recruited its 20thmember, thus surpassing the averagecampus fraternity membership. Wellorganized, the men are firmlyestablishing good programs in allareas. Advising are: Gary Schaeff(Purdue), Chapter Advisor, JohnBushkar (Western Kentucky) andMark Wilson (Purdue). Rich Prewittis the Archon. Chartering is set forJanuary 17, 1976.

TENNESSEE TECH -This AssociateChapter is busily working on schoolrecognition and approval. Still or-ganizing their program, the groupnow has 14 members. Alumni in-

volvement includes Dr. RichardLukas (Florida State), ChapterAdvisor, William Bates (TennesseeWesleyan), Dr. Gil Fernandez (Flor-ida State) and John Winters (Bethel).

OHIO STATE—There are 7 men be-ginning the effort at Ohio State tore-establish Alpha Nu Chapter.Transfer member Jim Wilkins (Pem-broke) has assisted greatly in thiseffort. Alumni involvement includesGunnar Schalin (Illinois), Dr. RoyKottman (Iowa State) and JerryWalker.

CAMPBELL—As the first fraternityon campus, Kappa Phi AssociateChapter is going through the fullprocess of gaining approval forcampus operation by the school.The 25 members are organized andoperating their own house.

Reflections On Unity John W. DeimlerMr. Pi Kappa Phi 1975

As we approach the 200th anniversary of the college Greek letter fraternity, some of our

traditions and other sacrea happenings need to be examined. This is the second of a series of

"Reflections".

After 200 years you would think the college Greek letter fraternitymovement should have developed the concept of unity to its ultimate. Thetradition of the fraternity chapter has been built upon unity of the "pledgeclass," unity of the student chapter members and unity of the brother-hood.Our individual efforts are directed toward the common good. The

individual subjects himself to a loss of some little personal identity inorder to accomplish the greater good for the whole.The lessons of our fraternal elders, our recent alumni, our senior student

members and our big brothers are permeated throughout with a Goddemanded joining together, in unity, for the greater good that will accrue;not just for the whole but back to the individual.

Yes, our very ritual calls for the unification of our hearts, minds anden souls to the umbilical cord of fraternity, never to be severed bythe hands of mortal man. In committing ourselves, in such an unself-ish way, we avoid the evils forced upon us by the uninitiated and otherpitfalls a soul alone would encounter as he traverses the carnal world.You know, this writer bought that concept! Still does! Believes it

with a religious fervor that has provided sustenance through the thick andthin of his fraternal experience.

All national fraternities felt likewise for many years, and, in fact,created an interfraternal organization named the National InterfratemityConference to serve as a vehicle. By association, on a voluntary basis withthis larger organization, the voluntary leaders of the respective nationalfraternities were to experience all of the aforementioned aspects offraternal unity. They did so, successfully from 1909 until recent years.Some of our national fraternity leaders and paid professionals, who

among all people should have known better, determined that immediatepolitical and fiscal expediency was a more demanding God than 200years of proven tradition; a tradition that any system works better whenits components are in unity, one with the other, ie, a fraternity system.Support of this negative position, although from well intended persons,resulted in a gradual withdrawal of several national fraternities from thisvehicle for unity, the NIC.Now, valued alumnus, intelligent student member or others, we do

not have a unified fraternity system. Some national fraternities are float-ing around, alone, wondering what has happened to the rest of the world.Others are joined together in a paid professional led accumulation. Thereare even those who try to be members of both, an ideologically impossibleposition. Others, the majority, are still trying to make it work, unityamong national fraternities, that is.Upon reflection it is indeed a shame. That which we have taught

our pledges, our new initiates and even our old and valued alumni isnot good enough for our larger organizations.

"I think the true discovery of America is before us. I think the true fulfillment of our spirit, of

our people, of our mighty and immortal land, is yet to come. I think the true discovery of our owndemocracy is still before us. And I think that all these things are certain as the morning, as inevi-table as noon. I think I speak for most men living when I say that our America is Here, is Now, andbeckons on before us.

Thomas Wolfe(Kappa. UNC)

1975-76 Administrative Office Staff. Since many Pi Kapps ask about the staff each year - from leftto right are: David Smith, Sonny O'Drobinak, Chuck Beddingfield, Travis Julian, Kit Jennings,Jerry Matthews, Tom Carter and Durward Owen.

NEED A JOB?WANT TOCHANGE CAREERS? LENDMAN

AS

Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity has developed, in conjunction with Lendman Associates ofNorfolk, Virginia, an effective employment service for our alumni. If you need a job, orwant to change your career, you should register to attend one of the Lendman CareerWeekends convenient to you.

Write Lendman Executive Offices, Pi Kappa Phi Employment Service, P.O. Box 14027,Norfolk, Virginia 23518. They will send you the information you need, and give youdirection on the preparation of a resume.

Also available at the National Office is a "Pi Kappa Phi Getting a Job Kit." Many PiKapps have found this kit useful as they have sought employment or careers throughtheir own means separate from the PI Kappa Phi employment service.

Bernie Jones IL), Mr. Pi Kappa Phi for 1974, presents Brother John Deimler, Drexel, Mr. Pi Kappa

Phi for 1975.

JOHN W. DEIMLERMR. PI KAPPA PHI 1975

WHEREAS, John W. Deimler was initiated as a charter member of AlphaUpsilon Chapter of Pi Kappa Phi at Drexel University, and

WHEREAS, he has served the fraternity with honor and distinction bothin local chapter and national fraternity activities, and

WHEREAS, he was elected to the offices of National Historian, NationalTreasurer and National President, and

WHEREAS, he continues to serve as Chairman of the Educational TrustInvestment Committee and as Vice President of Pi Kappa PhiProperties, Inc., and

WHEREAS, Brother Deimler has always contributed financially and spir-itually to Pi Kappa Phi activities, and

WHEREAS, he has generously given the fraternity the benefit of his sageadvice and counsel,

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that Brother John Deimler beextended the Fraternity's deepest appreciation for his past,present and future involvement,

AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the National Council of PiKappa Phi Fraternity does hereby declare that John W. Deim-ler is and be officially designated Mr. Pi Kappa Phi for 1975.

Chapter Advisor Of The Year

Richard Baker, the 1974 Pi Kappa Phi Chapter Advisor of the Year is shown presenting the 1975Chapter Advisor of the Year award to Clyde McSpadden of Delta Epsilon at Jacksonville State.

This year's recipient has shownparticular dedication beyond normalparticipation of an alumnus advisor.Even more dramatic is the realiza-tion that he is an alumnus initiate.

Do you know of a promisingyoung student, one not a fra-ternity member, that wouldmake a good Pi Kappa Phi?Write the Executive Director,P.O. Box 15295, Charlotte,N. C. 28210.

The 1975 Pi Kappa Phi ChapterAdvisor of the Year is BrotherClyde McSpadden, Delta EpsilonChapter, Jacksonville State.

Do you need the address of afraternity brother? Chancesare you can obtain same bywriting the AdministrativeOffice! P. 0. Box 15295,Charlotte, NC 28210.

Annual AwardsThe annual presentation of the

national fraternity awards this yearoccurred at the 35th Supreme Chap-ter. For a wide range of topics

Merit CitationsThe fraternity many years ago

established an award for continueddistinguished service to Pi KappaPhi called the Citation for Meritori-our Service. As the highest awardof the Supreme Chapter, it has beengiven only to 89 men in the entirehistory of Pi Kappa Phi. The 35thSupreme Chapter so honored thefollowing with an appropriate reso-lution:

"Whereas, Brother Elmer Jost of the Chi

Chapter of Stetson University has made the

long journey from initiation into Chi Chap-ter of Stetson University to join the Supreme

Archon in the Chapter Eternal; and Whereas,

Brother Jost faithfully served two terms as

National Chaplain, had been President of

Pi Kappa Phi Properties, Inc., and advisor to

Chi Chapter, Therefore be it resolved thatthis 35th Supreme Chapter of Pi Kappa PhiFraternity award our late Brother ElmerJost the Citation of Meritorious Service as asmall sign of our respect and gratitude."

"Whereas, Brother Fox Brunson, OmicronChapter of the University of Alabama, hasalso joined the Supreme Archon of the Chap-ter Eternal; and Whereas, Brother Brunsonhad been one of our fraternity's most activealumni, serving as an exceptional Area Gov-ernor; and Whereas, Brother Brunson was anArea Governor of the Year and Mr. PiKappa Phi; Therefore be it resolved that this35th Supreme Chapter of Pi Kappa PhiFraternity award our late Brother Brunsonthe Citation of Meritorious Service as asmall token of our respect and gratitude."

"Whereas, Brother Don Denholm, Alpha MuChapter of the Pennsylvania State Univer-sity has also joined the Supreme Archon ofthe Chapter Eternal; and Whereas, BrotherDenholm had served as Chapter Advisorto Alpha Iota with distinction; and Where-as, he spearheaded a drive to reconstitutethe advisory committee and housing corpor-ation of Alpha Iota; negotiated long andhard with the University to provide loanfunds for major house repairs; and Whereas,he had been honored by being the ChapterAdvisor of the Year; Therefore be it resolv-ed that this 35th Supreme Chapter of PiKappa Phi Fraternity award our late BrotherDon Denholm the Citation of MeritoriousService as a small sign of our respect andgratitude."

"Whereas, Brother Fred Schmehl of the

Alpha Upsilon Chapter of Drexel Institute

Service ChapterOf The Year

This award is presented to thechapter showing greatest involve-ment in community and campusprojects. This year's recipient hadseveral projects, the major one be-ing a marathon run for charity.The 1975 recipient is Alpha

Epsilon Chapter, University of Flor-ida, Gainesville, Florida.

the awards recognize achievement,but also recognize chapters will-ing to be measured in their questfor excellence,

has served many years an an outstanding

alumnus and advisor to Alpha Upsilon; and

Whereas, Brother Schmehl has developed

and maintained the reserve fund system that

stabilizes the finances for Alpha Upsilon and

its housing corporation; and Whereas, he has

served continuously as auditor, advisor and

teacher of financial integrity to Alpha

Upsilon; Therefore be it resolved that this

35th Supreme Chapter of Pi Kappa Phi

award the Citation of Meritorious Service to

Brother Fred Schmehl as a small token of

our deep appreciation for his service."

"Whereas, Brother Robert Bennett, Alpha

Alpha Chapter of Mercer University has

been involved as an alumnus even with his

chapter dormant for many years; and

Whereas, Brother Bennett has been instru-

mental in reactivating Alpha Alpha Chapter;

and Whereas, Brother Bennett has served

two terms as National Chancellor and has

unselfishly given of his time and resources;

Therefore be it resolved that this 35th

Supreme Chapter of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity

award Brother Robert Bennett the Citation

of Meritorious Service as a small token of

our deep appreciation for his service."

"Whereas, Brother James L. May, Omicron

Chapter of the University of Alabama, has

served with distinction as an active alumnus

of Pi Kappa Phi; and Whereas, Brother May

has served as National Chancellor twice, and

served on the Board of Pi Kappa Phi Proper-

ties, Inc.; and Whereas, Brother May has

been a solid member and leader of the Ala-

bama Gulf Coast Alumni Association; There-

fore be it resolved that Brother James L.

May be awarded the Citation of Meritorious

Service by this 35th Supreme Chapter of

Pi Kappa Phi as a token of our respect a

and gratitude."

President's PlaqueThis plaque is awarded to the

chapter that, in conjunction withan alumni organization, has the mostoutstanding overall alumni program.This year's winner not only had anexcellent alumni oriented news-letter and support program, butalso successfully organized a 60thanniversary celebration and otheractivities.The 1975 winner of the Presi-

dent's Plaque is Kappa Chapter ofthe University of North Carolina.

Houser Award

To recognize the greatest over-all improvement of a single chapter,the Houser Award is one of themost cherished. A particularly de-serving chapter •that, through thedetermination of a few good men,grew in size and in improvement inevery other department was GammaAlpha Chapter, Livingston StateUniversity.

Director of Development, Travis Julian, on theleft, presents Terry Dunn of Alpha EpsilonChapter, University of Florida, the ChapterService Award for 1975.

Clyde Yelverton, representing Gamma Alpha,Livingston, is shown receiving the HouserAward for chapter improvement.

Pi Kappa Phis often ask of the descendants of

our three founders. Pictured here is Andrew A.

Kroeg, Ill, son of Founder Kroeg. Brother

Kroeg resides with his wife and family in Green-

ville, S. C. where he is an executive with Liber-

ty Life Insurance Company.

When U.S. Congressman George Grant, Ala-

bama, retired from the U.S. House of Represent-

atives, he donated his chair and desk to the

Administrative Office. Here Brother Grant en-

joys a visit to Charlotte by reclining in the chair

he used in Washington for 25 years.

Chapter Rankings

National Champion Master Chapters are represented by their delegates. L to R: Robert Mitchell,

East Texas State; Jan Fuchs, PINY; Mike Brady, Memphis; Francis Wagner, California; Lance Hamrick,

Valdosta; Rick Bonner, Purdue; Ed Caldwell, Omicron; Bob Brewster, East Carolina.

An objective evaluation systemhas been devised to measure a chap-ter's operating efficiency. It is call-ed the Master Chapter rating. Basedupon a chapter's performance inmembership, scholarship, finances,alumni relations and communica-tions, it follows the premise that agood chapter naturally performswell in these specific areas. Thosescoring a perfect 400 are designatedChampion Master Chapters andthose scoring 350 to 399 are MasterChapters.

CHAMPION MASTER CHAPTERSBerkeleyAlabamaPurdueAuburnPINY

ValdostaEast CarolinaEast TexasMemphis StateN.E. Missouri

Area GovernorOf The Year

_Designed to be awarded whenmerited, the trophy recognizes anArea Governor who goes beyondwhat already is required of analumnus serving as Area Governor.Although not presented every year,this National Council was pleasedto find William Finney, Area Gov-ernor V, most worthy of this rec-ognition.

Bill Finney, Gamma Xi, Georgia Southwestern,is the 1975 Area Governor of the Year.

MASTER CHAPTERSWestern CarolinaPenn StateCharlestonPresbyterianVPINJITAppalachianSamfordAugustaIllinoisArmstrongGeorgia SouthernCornellLivingstonOklahomaDrake

StudentOf The Year

This new award the criteria be-ing leadership, dedication and par-ticipation in fraternity, school andcommunity--brings credit to theindividual and Pi Kappa Phi. Thefirst recipient of this recognitionis Brother Jim White, Beta Iota,University of Toledo.

Jim White, Beta Iota, Toledo, 1975 Student ofthe Year, receives his award from Executive

Director, Durward Owen.

Jattond cPose Queen

NATIONAL ROSE QUEEN Sue Marie Shealy Omicron Alabama

Sue Marie Shealy has been select-ed as the National Rose Queen for1975. She is the Rose Queen of

Omicron Chapter at the Universityof Alabama. A junior in deaf educa-tion/special education, Miss Shealyplans to complete her master's de-gree before entering the educationcareer.When asked about the value of

fraternity in today's world, she re-marked, "Making friends is whatit's all about . . . . membershipprovides an opportunity for person-al development, as in giving of one's

self for the group, concern forothers, a sense of cooperation andunity. Through the sharing of simi-lar ideals and working together forcommon goals, strong bonds offriendship are formed that willlast long after college days are over."

Sue Marie is a member of DeltaDelta Delta and is a "Crimson Girl"for the University of Alabama.Active in a number of other organi-zations and events, this Rose of PiKappa Phi has well earned the titleof Sweetheart of all Pi Kapps.

Biannual Meeting OfThe ScholarshipFoundation

The trustees of the Pi Kappa PhiScholarship Foundation met in con-junction with the 35th SupremeChapter on August 18, 1975 in SanFrancisco, California.New officers and trustees were

elected and they are: RichardAnderson, Chairman; Boyd Evans,Secretary-Treasurer; Otis McCollum,Trustee; Tom Deen, Trustee; andRichard Baker, Trustee.A financial report was presented

by Richard Anderson highlightingthe performance of the trust funds,investment portfolio and a sum-mary of the past year's loan andscholarship transactions. The pre-vious year's budget was also analyz-

ed and the coming year's budget was

reviewed, approved and adopted.Methods of implementing the

educational purposes of Pi Kappa

Phi were evaluated—to include con-

tinued financial support of the

leadership school, Pi Kapp College,

and learning aids. Continued in-

crease of the Foundation's assets

will become a major effort in the

next two years.Minutes of the meeting are avail-

able upon request.

First Runner-up

Debbie DayAlpha IotaAuburn

Third Runner-up

Vickey McDanielGamma EpsilonWestern Carolina

Second Runner-up

Linda HodgesGamma SigmaArmstrong State

Fourth Runner-up

Done Sec ordBeta Beta

Florida Southern

Pi Kappa PhiProperties, Inc.The biannual meeting of the

membership and Board of Directorsof Pi Kappa Phi Properties, Inc. washeld in conjunction with the Su-preme Chapter in San Francisco onAugust 19, 1975.

Past actions of the Board of Di-rectors and the Executive Commit-tee were approved and adopted bya unanimous vote of those attend-ing. For the first time an annualreport was prepared and distribut-ed. This report contained a synopsisof the highlights of the past yearand the financial statement of PiKappa Phi Properties, Inc. Copiesof these are available upon request.

Officers of the Executive Com-mittee were elected during theBoard of Directors meeting. Thoseelected were: Kelley Bergstrom,Iowa State, President; John Deimler.Drexel, Vice-President; W. BernardJones, Jr., Charleston, Treasurer;Tom Dalton, Georgia, Secretary;and David Lane, Purdue, Corpo-rate Counsel.

Following the Board of Direc-tors meeting the Executive Commit-tee met to review the operationsof Pi Kappa Phi Properties. Theymet with representatives of variouschapters regarding requests for hous-ing assistance and problems associ-ated with existing Pi Kappa PhiProperties houses. Minutes of thesemeetings can be obtained upon re-quest.

Remember Founders Day!December 10, 1975 will rep-resent 71 years of Pi KappaPhi.

National CouncilResolutions OfAppreciation

Extra effort by a few good mencan improve even an already good

Pi Kappa Phi experience. The Na-

tional Council seeks to identify

such men that through individualeffort move Pi Kappa Phi forward.Therefore, they recognize thesemen with National Council Resolu-tions of Appreication and have sorecognized the following: KennethGarren, Xi, advisor to Roanoke;John Plunkett, Alpha Xi, studentleader of PINY; Jack James, GammaRho, advisor to Lander; CharlesHazlehurst, Kappa, housing corp.leader at North Carolina; NewellGooldy, Alpha Psi, advisor toIndiana; Tom Deen, Chi, variousalumni leadership capacities; AlvinLeslie, Delta Mu, student leaderand now advisor to Methodist;John Simpson, Delta Beta, advisorto North Georgia; Richard Baker,Alpha Mu, advisor to Penn State.

Many people were recognizedby resolutions of appreciationsthrough the actions of the SupremeChapter: Miss Sue Marie Sheely,National Rose; Walt Dendy, Ala-

bama, for entertainment; Wayne

Buffington, Georgia Southern, for

entertainment; Mel Metcalfe, Okla-

homa, concern for health; Roy

Heffner, California, concern for

ealth; U. S. Senator Howard Baker,

Tennessee, appreciation; Gamma

Chapter, model initiation; OtisMcCollum, UNC-CH, past chairman

of Foundation, George Grant, Ala-

bama, faithful Dedication, Jeannett

Diulus, ladies program; BennettSmith, Belmont Abbey, multi-mediapresentation; Paul Swafford, Pur-

due, faithful dedication.

ALPHA-CHARLESTON'T. P. :AbernethyR. J. AdamsJ. B. AllenD. H. AycockT. K. BarnettL. F. BrinkleyG. A. Byrd, Jr.A. R. Cracker

*O. E. Engelman, Jr.*W. S. Gaud, IllS. C. Hairlield*A. L. Haisten•J. C. HallF. R. Huff*D. H. Jaffee"W. B. Jones, Jr.E. C. Kinder

"G. A. KirtonA. A. Kroeg, IllA. C. LesemennD. R. Lide*B. L. Marlow, Jr.R. W. Marlowe

•G. F. McConnellJ. R. McKinneyF. L. Oates0. M. PickettR. H. Ramsey, Jr.J. F. ReynoldsN. M. Rugheimer"W. L. Runyon, Jr.•G. E. SheetzA. P. TaylorC. R. Thomas

"S. L. ThomasT. W. TuckerJ. R. Walton, Jr.

*J. B. Watson"C. N. WyattE. L. Zinkowski

BETA-PRESBYTERIAN"D. C. Austin•11. Bannister, Jr."J. L. Barnett'F. M. BarnettW. T. BentonG. E. Brown•J. P. Charles, Jr.J. M. Commander, Jr.

*B. W. Covington, Jr.M. C. DendyW. C. FlanaganM. M. Frazier

•C. C. Goodwin, Ill*J. M. GowerJ. W. Hill, HR. G. Hodgkin, IIIM. L. Lausman*J. M. Leland*G. M. Lockwood, Jr.E. F. MacLeodA. F. MarshallA. B. McCullochS. G. McGregorS. C. McKay, Jr.L. S. McMillianJ. W. Milam, Jr.R. I. MillerR. T. Miller

•L. Morgan, Jr.J. F. Oliver*R. V. PenningtonW. J. Robinson, Jr.J. V. Salvo, Jr.W. M. SimsA. B. Stallworth*I W. Steenbergen*G. D. Stickney, Jr.R. A. StrozierP. W. TimberlakeD. P. WilsonJ. F. Winters

"J. P. Young

GAMMA- •BERKELEYJ. D. MienH. Anderson*R. V. AndersonK. T. BabaW. J. Barnhill

•J. 0. BlairP. S. BorenR. J. Chabrier*W. B. Collins*R. P. CornishA. L. CroceA. B. Chopper*N. R. Crouch*K. A. Davis•C. L. DimmlerJ. F. Dolan, Jr.R. S. EasleyH. H. EdmondsB. W. EdwardsC. L. EmersonR. C. FisherA. P. FlanaganL. E. CareA. 0. GibbsR. J. Heffner

"W. P. Hugo•K. A. JohnsonW. K. Karns*W. It. Kern*N. C. KlotzR. D. Kortluunp0. K. Kuns'0. T. LaibW. F. LaneG. A. LineerC. E. Magnus•C. E. ManleyC. T. Mess"R. H. MillerS. A. MonfortE. B. MorganM. 0. Nye

"L. J. OlsonR. E. PassalacquaR. PatrickP. H. Pause*R. W. PeoplesC. J. Piper, III*T. C. Quayle•M. W. RitchieIL It. RossK. N. Russell*L. G. SageW. E. Shields

*Y. D. F. Stewart*J. J. TapscottF. W. ThomasC. F. VanniceC. W• Walker, Jr.N. B. Weatherall

S. H. Whilden*L. W. WrixonJ. J. Yoviono Young

DELTA4URMAN

A. E. Adams, Jr.B. C. Ashcraft*P. C. BurgessW. M. CarsonE. M. ColvinH. L. Dillard*R. H. Dilworth, Jr.R. V. FiserJ. B. HammondH. N. Hipp

"S. W. Martin*F. B. Massingrde, Jr.'F. F. McAfee, Jr.W. M. McMillanJ. K. NelsonC. L. Rasor*F. W. WilliamsJ. B. Workman, Jr.

EPSILON--DAVIDSONR. H. AldermanH. Alexander, Ill

*C. H. Babcock, Jr.*J. E. Boyd"L. L. BoydR. L. BradleyS. N. BrownFt. F. BrownleeE. T. BuckK. B. Clary

*H. F. Coffey*F. S. Curdts*H. M. EscueC. N. Feezor, Jr.*A. J. Graham, Jr."A. L. Green, Jr."J. K. Hall, Jr.J. W. Helton, Jr.*H. V. HendrickR. G. HerringE. B. Hunter, Jr.

*C. P. Johnston*P. S. Knox, Jr.W. H. LawrenceK. V. LawsonG. H. LittleT. F. McAfee, IIIC. A. McArthur, Jr.S. E. McNeely*W. N. MiddletonL. H. MillerW. P. MillsJ. W. MorganL. J. Parrigin, Jr.It. T. Peters, Jr.R. L. PriceW. E. Price, IIC. D. Rhodes, Jr.S. P. Stowe, Jr.C. G. Swaim, Jr.W. M. TaylorR. J. TerryJ. S. Tolbert

*B. W. Williams'I. B. Williamson*J. Y. Wilson*P. C. WinsteadB. W. Wyche

"W. P. Yelverton

ZETA-WOFFORD

F. A. Abbott, Jr.W. S. Adams, Jr.B. L. Allen

*T. B. AllgoodF. C. AyerJ. C. BellG. C. BissellF. G. Boineau, Jr.F. I. Brownley, Jr.G. W. BrunsonR. 0. Burgess

*S. W. Burnett, Jr.D. S. Burnside

"C. I. Chipley"E. W. CongletonM. S. ConnellyW. R. Cook, Jr.'F. It. Crider*A. P. Evans"W. B. Evins, Jr.H. F. GunterA. B. Hammond'F. K. HannahD. L. Harper

"J. Kaplan, Jr.J. W. Lineberger, Jr.*R. G. McCurdy*R. D. McJunkinJ. C. Muse*F. P. OwingsJ. R. Owings*M. A. Owings"R. S. OwingsT. P. PalmerD. F. Patterson*E. E. RiversC. W. SimW. M. Smethie, Jr.

E. Sperlbaum*W. B. Wallace, Jr."J. H. WestS. W. WilliamsR. B. WilsonJ. L. Woodside

ETA-EMORY

L. H. BattleJ. G. BennettE. C. Bruce, Jr.L. T. BullockJ. W. Cannon, Jr.J. H. CarterE. B. Cartledge, Jr.R. H. Dominick, Jr.R. A. Flournoy

*T. A. Giles"J. C. GrizzardP. S. Hipp"W. D. HughesC. A. Jackson, Jr.

*J. C. Jackson"K. C. KiehlJ. C. Nix, Jr.*W. N. Newsom•ft. J. NolandR. T. Overstreet*E. C. PharrJ. F. PuettJ. W. Salter, Jr.

E. H. Sanders.J. C. Shearer*B. F. Simms*J. P. StilesII. G. Tebo

*T. J. Wesley, Jr.*S. J. Westbrook*G. Williams*J. C. WilsonJ. S. Wood

IOTA -GA. TECH

J. C. Allen*J. W. BenkertW. F. BennettR. O. Bittle, Jr.*J. D. Bonewitz"E. E. BortellG. R. Branson

"D. E. Bridgewater*D. C. Brooks, Jr.C. E. Carrington*E. M. CombsP. H. Cook

"J. C. Cooper*A. P. CornellT. G. Covington*C. E. Denton"D. G. Dixon*R. A. Dobbin, Jr.P. T. EatonJ. L. Ellis*M. A. EzellC. Franklin*C. L. Frick, Jr.*F. E. Fuchs•C. G. FultonW. H. FunkT. H. Garlick, IIG. C. GriffinJ. D. GrigsbyG. W. HebumH. E. HImmerR. A. Harris, Jr.F. C. Hodge

*O. J. Hood*W. It. HucksG. A. Jackson

*B. M. JewettR. R. JohnsonD. C. Johnston*M. G. KeiserT. J. Kelly, Jr.*J. E. Kirkland, Jr.*J. G. LoudermilkJ. LucianiG. E. ManningA. H. McGrawD. N. McClanahanW. H. McClanahanE. F. McLaughlin

*H. D. McLeanW. G. Meriwether

•F. R. Montgomery*J. M. Moore*L. A. Morris, Jr.*R. B. Morris*R. A. ParrishW. B. Pebworth0. F. PerkinsW. D. Powers*J. II. PuckettB. Reeve, Jr.*H. E. ReevesFt. L. ReevesC. S. RoachM. W. Rogers, Jr.

"M. A. Rossi*G. V. RouseH. S. Rowland, Jr.J. M. SewellW. R. ShookL. J. Skidmore, Jr.V. T. StallingsL. S. Tarbutton

"C. M. Thompson"B. C. Vanderhoof"L. P. Walker, Jr.W. It. Walker

"F. J. Whitley"B. II. Wilkins, Jr.*R. B. Williams*J. B. WithersH. R. Wright

J. C. Wainio*O. Walker, Ill*It. C. WhiteB. A. Whitmire*W. G. Wilks, Jr.*B. I. WilliamsW. G. Wilson, Jr.J. D. WorshamJ. II. YokleyR. L. Young

LAMBDA-GEORGIA*J. M. Adams*J. P. Adams, Jr.*W. L. AllenC. E. AmickH. N. AskinsJ. B. Beauchamp*W. 0. BowdenH. J. BradleyE. D. Brooks

*T. J. CampbellF. Cichanowicz, IllR. H. Cofer, II

*J. E. ColvinR. C. ConnallyT. R. Cook, IllE. B. Crim

*T. W. Dalton, Jr.C. M. Daniel, Jr.

*IL T. DavisR. W. DavisJ. L. Drake, Jr.*W. L. DumanJ. B. Edwards*G. W. Ellen!C. 13. FlyntIt. S. GoodJ. T. Green*H. D. Griffinrf. A. Grob, Ill*M. I lamilton, IllJ. W. HangerG. W. HardenW. J. H-rpt, Jr.*.1. R. HarrisR. F. Harris, Jr.W. L. HatcherB. G. Hill

*J. C. HolderJ. G. Howard

*J. G. Hull*J. G. HutchinsonW. II. Hutchinson, Jr.

*1 I. R. Ingram, Jr.*T. R. Jackson, Jr.*W. C. Johnson*R. E. KnoxI. W. Lang, Jr.

*F. L. LangstonM. W. LuckeyG. N. MacFaddenJ. D. MacLary*W. F. MartinS. W. McDowellJ. W. McWhorter, Jr.C. C. Miller, Jr.J. L. MillerH. MitchernH. P. Montesani*C. C. NallE. B. O'QuinnC. P. Owen

*I. PadgettJ. F. PeckC. W. PeeplesL. B. Powell, Jr.J. A. Rewis, Jr.G. T. Robertson

T. Rogers, Jr.S. A. SkowronskiS. M. SladeH. E. Smith

*L. 0. Smith*J. M. StoinoffC. A. StoudenmireE. D. Sumner, Jr.

*T. P. TappyL. H. Tippett

*G. M. TolbertG. B. Trulock

"T. D. 'fwilleyJ. A. VamedoeC. A. Wells

WilliamsKAPPA - J. E. Wilson, Jr.NORTH CAROLINA J. W. WilsonC. P. Adams *It. N. WilsonR. C. Adams O. C. WimbishR. F. AndersonJ. Y. Bassett

*S. C. Wood

*P. E. Berg C. It. Wright

J. R. Bobbitt, Jr.*W. E. BobbittH. A. Boyd Mt! -DUKE

*R. T. Bryan, Jr.L. E. Bunte, II *L. E. Atwater, III

D. D. S. Cameron, Jr. (j;,.sF".B1-1,,Iii:Inoeek

*J. It. CaubleH. V. Chason, Jr. (;. B. Caldwell, Jr.

•J. N. Coffey *C. F. Clark, Jr.

C.C. A. Connell A. ClaytonD. P. CurryW. It. Daughtrey

*J. E. Dempster, Jr.R. Dick*W. W. Dodson, Jr.J. IL Doster*R. T. Dunn*F. C. Frostick, Jr.H. P. FulmerW. H. Fulmer

*L. G. CouchC. L. De Vane*G. D. Dodson, Jr.W. D. EarlyR. M. FawcettJ. B. Fisher, Jr.W. H. Gordon

•12. C. CroceW. W. Gunter, II*W. L. Harris•C. M. Hazlehurst W. C. Gatling, Jr.

W. A. Hord, Jr. C. H. Glover, Jr.

J. C. Jones, Jr. II. H. liawfreld

0. W. Kochtitzky, Jr. W. T. Huckabee, Jr.

W. G. Latham •L. Jersey, Jr.N. F. Magruder P. V. Kirkman, Jr.E. B. Marsh •F. It. 'andonF. B. Marsh It. W. Long, Jr.D. F. McAllister .1. W. MartensP. D. Meador, Jr. T. B. Massey*F. Moore L. W. Miller*M. It. Murray C. R. MyersR. L. Niles, Jr. *C. II. PegramC. F. O'Kelley *J. A. Pell, Jr.*Ft. T. l'enny M. I. Pickens•11. L. Perry W. II. PopeW. J. Ramsey W. J. RitterD. V. Rhoney C. A. Robertson, IllR. It. Rickards *D. F. Rosenberg

L. S. Bondman F. C. Rozzelle

L. II. Rouse R. A. Shoemaker

C. C. Seabrook *.l. I.. SkinnerE. F. Seagle 13. N. Stephens

J. G. Slater C. II. Taylor

P. J. Smith E. I.. Tolson, Jr.

•T. C. Smith *J. II. Tyler

0. E. Stepp, Jr. J. M. Vanhoy

G. T. Waddell, Ill T. M. Wilson

NU -NEBRASKA

K. P. Barnes*E. J. BierlL. M. Burgess

*J. S. Christ&M. F. ClarkJ. S. CollinsE. J. DomeierH. L. Foster

•I 1. F. GeistfeldJ. II. George

*J. A. GuretzkyS. E. Hamilton

Cl. W. HedgeL. R. Hedge*H. C. HendersonG. It. Herron*W. R. HillD. W. Jeannoutot*B. E. JohnsonE. F. KendallM. J. KernH. A. LanningD. E. Leonard

LieuranceJ. C. LuhnF. A. Masterson11. M. McCandless

*R. J. McKee, Jr.*C. A. OdgersS. B. Plettner*K. W. PrudenK. R. RandallC. S. Reed*R. W. Scott*W. L. Simpson"G. F. SpatzJ. C. StohlmannC. A. StoryF. R. Sturm

"C. F.. SutterR. W. ThomasC. L. WangsvickD. B. WamkeR. R. Wellington

'W. M. WheelerH. C. Woods

*H. L. Zinnecker

XI -ROANOKE

R. S. BarberJ. R. BarleyJ. L. BirklerW. D. BradburyC. I'. Caldwell, Jr.

*P. C. Caldwell*B. E. Chapman*J. P. Charlton*L. C. ClaiborneW. A. Clark, Jr.H. B. Clegg, IIIJ. It. CochranJ. A. Councilor, IIIF. M. Cox*R. N. CrockettD. F. CurrieW. I. CurrieFt. E. Davis

*R. W. DavisP. It. DotsonF. H. EwaldD. S. Ferguson*J. W. FleshmanR. C. Flora

"H. M. GrothH. B. Hahn, Jr.C. M. HefnerW. B. Huff*A. D. HurtR. A. Kasey, Jr.W. D. Keister

"L. H. KellyH. C. KerlinD. P. KleinM. D. KleinG. B. KochJ. W. Kowalczyk

"S. W. Lavinder*W. H. Logan, Jr.A. C. Long

"J. I. Lowdon*P. J. MaloufD. W. McCourt*R. E. Mentzinger, .G. P. Moore, Jr.*G. R. MougenelL. G. Muse*R. S. MyersR. M. NewmanT. H. Nicholson, JrN. Olsen, Jr.

*D. W. Owen0. C. Paciulli, Ill*W. J. Phillips"J. P. Piedrafite, Jr.*R. H. Poff"G. F. PoteetE. G. Ramsey, Jr.R. E. RamsburgJ. W. ReynoldsF. C. Sherman

*H. L. StrangmeyerG. It. Surface*R. L. TiceW. P. Tice

•J. C. Turk*M. D. Umberger•E. J. Vonculin*J. W. Wade, Jr.*J. H. Waldron, Jr.C. E. WebberW. 0. Williams

*J. R. WilsonIt. L. Wilson, Jr.•E. G. Wood"M. S. Wood'A. 0. Woody, IIID. WooldridgeH. D. Yerger

OMICRON-ALABAMA*G. E. Aiken, Jr.G. D. AirheartFt. F. BaerwaldE. M. Bailey, Jr.

'B. D. Benefield*G. R. Bennett, Jr.W. J. Bennett

*J. M. BlasiusL. E. BloodL. A. Bouligny, Jr.H. C. Bounds, Jr.R. L. Bowers*W. W. BrightJ. D. Broadhead

"P. L. ButlerJ. M. Cain, Jr.J. T. Cardwell

"L. B. Carnes, IllR. E. Cartledge*J. C. Cassady"F. J. CauthenC. H. ClarkJ. M. Clark

"A. E. Conrow, Jr.E. W. Cooper, Jr.

*J. M. Counts, Sr.*E. C. Covington*J. E. CunninghamE. 0. DendyW. J. DuboseW. D. DurantC. G. FaganS. P. FaucettC. L. Frazier, Jr.R. S. GehriL. W. GodboldW. G. GoodmanA. G. Grant, Jr.

"G. M. Grant*D. L. GurganusG. S. Ilager

"F. C. HallmarkE. B. Harrison, Jr.

•M. J. Holt*H. H. Hooton*H. W. HowardV. H. HueyE. It. Hughes, Jr.W. C. Hurst, Jr.T. A. Johnston, IIIJ. P. JulianJ. M. KelleyG. H. Kendrick*11. A. KilgoreH. J. Kittrell, Jr.C. E. Knight11. C. LaceyR. K. LattaJ. D. LeeW. H. LindseyR. E. MaddoxJ. C. Martin, Jr.B. B. MathisJ. L. May, Jr.R. M. MayersA. L. McLeod, Jr.B. N. McCraryD. L. Merrill

"S. G. Mitchell*N. S. MorganD. R. Newman

"0. J. Pardue, Jr.*J. D. PateJ. M. Pate, Jr.T. W. PattersonC. H. PaulsenR. H. PerkinsC. A. PilleteriR. F. PratherC. S. PriceN. F. Pridgen, Jr.J. R. RamseyL. M. RichardsonJ. T. Robbins, Jr.D. 0. RobinsonJ. P. RobinsonJ. G. Scherf, IIIH. H. SelfJ. L. SewellJ. W. SewellW. S. Sharpe*IL L. ShepherdIt. F. SingletonS. L. SmithT. E. SnoddyJ. F. StanleyJ. B. StapletonA. J. Strickland, IIIW. R. Summerlin*W. G. SuttonIt. S. TaylorE. M. TerryC. S. Trimmier, Jr.J. It. 'Truitt

*E. L. Turner, Jr.J. W. TurnerB. E. WellsW. M. Westbrook, Jr.M. E. White*R. A. Whitley, Jr.J. 0. WilkersonL. B. WilkersonIt. C. WilliamsIt. M. Wilson, Jr.W. J. Worthington, Jr.J. C. WrightK. A. Zavitz

*W. F. Methvin, Jr.L. W. MilboumeIt. K. Park, II

*S. J. Robbins*E. E. Rosborough*W. C. SargentF. M. Scarlett, IVJ. J. Schilthuis, Jr.*R. B. ShivelyP. SlocumbM. H. Squires, Jr.H. E. Stine, Jr.G. W. SummersonE. A. TurvilleP. F. Van AveryJ. D. Wallace*F. E. Waters, Jr.•D. C. WestH. B. Wood, Jr.G. W. Young, Jr.

SIGMA -SOUTH CAROLINAIt. W. Baucom, III

*J. R. BedenbaughJ. E. Bell, Jr.*W. Bobo*E. F. BostickR. R. Brace

•F. L. Bradfield, Jr.R. H. Brehmer, Jr.*D. N. Brown, IIIE. H. Brown, Jr.*R. W. BurkettP. H. DaveC. H. ChilesJ. M. CoulterS. 0. Cowan*E. M. Craig*W. E. Cullum*W. A. DallisG. S. DelayD. W. Easom, Jr.

*J. L. Ellis•W. W. Fincher, Jr.*K. J. FortiJ. S. Flynn*J. H. GeorgeP. E. Gibson*J. H. Gressette*J. HammetJ. A. HansonJ. J. Kennedy*H. S. KingJ. D. Long, IllL. L. LongR. C. MimsY. A. Montgomery, Jr.R. H. MoorerJ. It. MunnH. L. O'Bannon

*B. C. Parks*C. B. PrevostJ. C. Pruitt, Jr.J. E. ReavesJ. A. ReynoldsW. F. Rhodes*W. E. Salter, Jr.D. W. Schmidt*A. G. Settle, Jr.F. A. Smith

*A. A. SpearsJ. It. StokesG. B. Timmerman, Jr.E. C. Woodward, Jr.*B. L. Youmans

TAU -N. C. STATE

*A. E. Anthony, Jr.W. C. BangsD. B. BarkerW. G. Barnhardt, Jr.J. E. Barwick

*J. F. Barwick, Jr.J. E. BrantleyJ. P. BrawleyW. D. CampbellR. E. Carlson, Jr.T. K. CarterJ. A. CaudleIt. C. ClineH. G. Corbett*W. L. DavisP. M. EddinsJ. A. Feather, Jr.J. V. Fox, Jr.J. A. Fulp

*E. G. Gibbs0. M. GordonT. K. Graham

PI--OGLETHORPE A. N. Greene*J. V. Gruzdis, Jr.J. H. Gunn, Jr.*C. B. HarperT. M. Hearne*E. V. HelmsW. Z. Hudson

*J. B. Hunsinger, Jr.

R. C. JonesW. B. Kilgore*F. R. Kihn, Jr.G. LancasterC. F. Latham*H. A. Lynch, Jr.

RHO - M. It. MartinWASHINGTON & LEE J. L. McLean, Jr.

E. C. Moon, Jr.M. H. Morton, Jr.*T. W. Mullen, IllC. M. Myers*R. E. Noblin*R. H. NorrellL. E. Poteat*W. N. RodmanT. A. SaieedD. M. SeltzerH. K. Sledge*N. T. SmithwickE. G. WallW. D. WallaceD. C. WhitakerA. P. White, Jr.

*G. J. Wike*R. E. Williams, Jr.J. G. Wilson, Ill

*H. B. ChadwickJ. B. Dekle*M. B. EubanksF. C. Everett, Jr.L. B. Fox

*J. B. FrazerJ. A. HaileyT. H. Moss

*T. L. Palmer, Jr.W. J. Rhodes, Jr.E. C. Shoemaker

*R. Ade•11.. G. Anderson*D. D. BareG. Z. Batch*D. M. BatesB. 0. Beckman*W. R. BishopC. A. Bowlus*R. M. BrownJ. M. Bryant, II*B. K. Bullard, Jr.R. K. ChristovichW. A. Cliburn, Jr.W. J. Cosgrove, Jr.B. CrowleyC. B. Curtis, Jr.*M. K. DisneyE. P. Garretson, Jr.W. M. Garrison*J. Grayson, IIIN. D. Hall, Jr.

*G. L. HillJ. W. Ivey, IIR. L. KellyH. D. LeakeJ. S. Lewis, IV*J. B. MartinJ. 0. Martin*D. G. McCausland"G. F. McInerneyF. W. McKinnonA. H. McLeod

UPSILON--ILLINOIS

I. 'T. AlmbergL. C. AltmansbergerJ. O. AndersonJ. J. BakkerV. E. Bergholtz

*D. E. BishopT. L. BlickensderferG. P. BrockJ. C. BrownJ. R. CarlinoJ. G. Carson

J. G. Catalano G. J. Ossorio *Ft. S. McCord

H. M. CheneyG. It. Close

*G. L. Patterson *E. B. McCormick

T. F. Pattillo F. L. McDonald

A. J. Clyde P. P. Poole H. 0. Meyer

S. W. Cole W. E. Ray W. F. Mutter

E. It. Cwildin G. It. Retter C. W. Myers

P. P. Depasquale C. L. Saunders *P. E. Newhouse

E. D. DeussG. M. Dowd

*A. R. Schneider *G. L. NordW. L. Simpson, II W. L. Norrington

S. J. Dworschak *F.H. Elich"E. L. FeichtP. H. Frank, 11*E. R. GalandakJ. A. Gauer0. D. GayJ. J. GiampoliK. M. GibbonA. B. GilbertP. E. GreenD. P. Grover •D. E. Walden

R. J. Harris *K. A. Weir, Sr.

W. E. Haselwood C. T. Welshinger

G. E. Hester J. L. Young

*H. W. Holmberg PSI-OMEGAF. S. Howard, Jr.

"R. 0. Howard "R. H. Adams*J. L. I iowie, Jr. "J. H. AngusH. B. Hotter G. E. BantaL. D. Inglis L. L. BenwayA. C. Johnson J. H. SiegerH. W. Johnson

*J. L. Johnson It. A. BochanH. W. Buell

*T. F. Krizan *J. It. BurrittJ."C. L. Larsen

G. A. Leech R. T. Chatterton, Jr. A. Timmons, Sr.

"D. A. Trescott

teM. J. Lun R. E. Claypoole

•M. S. Tyrrell

II. K. Madison C. P. Cooper

5. W

E. M. Vana

G. J. McAlpine 'W. A. Dodge.Dam, Jr.

*R. E. McCormick G. M. EdmundsJ. B. Means W. T. FeamsideC. It. Mench G. J. Felton*E. D. Mendels E. J. Fischer*L. W. Menzimer *G. It. FisherA. It. Moore *A. George*S. E. Mumford R. L. HamiltonI. R. Nilsen W. C. HarrisL. J. Oberwise, Jr. "G. F. Heinrich

"J. OndrusD. A. Parkhurst

S. HHu. tcjahcionbsy, Ill

11. H. Patchen C. E. Karsten*G. D. Keller

*S. N. PerkinsJ. E. Pehlman

*J. S. Kirk

S. L. Smith •M. H. 0 HaverM. C. Stith M. J. O'NeillF. Stoudenmire J. M. O'Reilly

*G. T. Stoudenmire J. L. Peggs*R. M. Tinsley "R. A. PetersonE. W. Terry P. A. PorterJ. L. Townsend M. A. RalstonH. E. Turner It. E. RectorE. A. Ulmer *H. G. Riggs

•C. G. Vern J. H. Robinson*J. S. Wagg C. W. Romeiser

C. SadlerD. A. ScottJ. T. SeegerC. P. SmithH. C. Smith, Jr.

*J. M. SmithW. D. SouthardJ. It. SteadM. S. StecherJ. A. SudduthP. C. Swaf ford*W. L. SwagerB. F. Tellkamp

•11. E. Thomson

J. Pottenger R. W. LavelleK. J. Rabe E. L. Lehr

*T. A. C. Rathje *H. S. LewisJ. A. Rawot R. A. Lissa*R. C. Reed J. C. Loose11. J. Regnier W. E. MacMillanIt. M. Riggs *W. S. Magalhaes

*J. 0. Roeser "H. J. Marquart"E. P. Rolek *R. P. Mason*H. A. Ruyter W. B. MatthewsM. A. Scheid F. F. Maxant

W. M. Jordan, Jr.

J. G. Schalin N. It. Mrucvield C. A. Kennedy

W. P. Schindel "S. G. Milks . M. Leetun

*E. Schmalenberger *N. It. miler H. C. Lewis, Jr.

W. J. Seldon G. A. Murray W. Maratos

*J. W. Shustitzky C. S. Parker L. W. Martin

H. B. Simpson H. L. Potter C. R. Melton*P.

J. F. Stastny P. 'T. Pratt Muse

•P. It. Steinway D. Ramm H. E. Rhodes

W. R. Stiles *C. E. Rofe R. L. Roecker

*F. W. Teegarden, Jr. "W. It. Schlotzhauer C. E. WestmorelandW.M. H. Thomas •W. J. Snell D. Wilson

•D. It. Victoria, Jr.C. W. VisseringJ. L. WeaverIt. E. WorstellL. W. Yagle

ALPHA ALPIIA-MERCER

"R. L. Bennett*R. L. Bennett, Jr.W. G. BrunerW. A. BuggL. C. CarterJ. T. CashB. T. ClarkC. H. Davis, Jr.H. C. DismukesJ. R. DrinnonA. E. Fitzgerald, Jr.J. D. Garvin, Jr.H. B. GilbertT. J. Hallman, Jr.11. U. HardenH. S. HoustonW. P. Jent

•W. J. TietzR. E. TurnerE. Urycki

•A. J. VanderburgIt. P. Watts

"R. S. Watts*T. H. Watts*K. A. WerdenS. P. Wilfong*L. E. Wormley

PHI -TULSA

G. M. DillIt. W. Fleak*H. C. GrahamH. F. HixsonW. A. Setser

"E. T. Tingley"J. T. Trimble'It. W. Beatch

CHI-STETSON

"L. W. AndersonJ. A. AvrackT. M. Baker*IL A. BeauchampC. S. BootheT. K. BrownJ. H. BurckhalterA. D. CarrollJ. M. ChapmanG. B. Clark, Jr.C. C. Codrington*R. D. CooperJ. C. Crow

*E. H. CulverR. P. CuretunW. M. DavisH. M. Day'F. J. Dean, Jr.*K. I. DeruimoreR. G. DinwiddieJ. H. Dyson, Jr.C. B. Garnsey, Jr.H. S. GordonJ. P. Hahn

*J. G. HaydenE. B. HendersonJ. L. Hughes

*J. E. HutchisonJ. L. Imbergamo

*J. C. InmanM. P. JarrardIt. E. KarnsR. A. Kent*W. F. KirchhaineH. R. KleinH. It. KleinJ. W. Landers, Jr.R. A. LangstonJ. C. Lanier11. W. LankfordM. B. Lawrence

*J. F. Lawson*H. P. MaierA. L. Matthews*S. P. McCampbell*D. C. McNamara"A. N. Morris, Jr.E. W. Murphy, Jr.

"A. R. MyersP. A. NicholsR. T. Northridge

A. F. Suite, Jr.*L. G. ThayerE. A. TschanzD. A. Ward*F. H. White, Jr.L. A. WilliamsW. J. Zygmunt

OMEGA-PURDUI

R. C. Adams"F. W. AdsitM. C. AllionJ. H. Anglin, Jr.C. S. ArmstrongJ. K. BerlienW. C. BradshawL. R. BridgeT. It. BrownP. T. Buche*G. E. BuenteF. W. CarlD. B. CaseR. W. CaswickR. H. Clawson*J. F. CoffelW. K. DanielD. M. DavisIt. K. ElishaG. G. Fassnacht

*L. M. Finnegan*H. M. FlanaganJ. S. ForcumW. R.FreelJ. R. GassE. D. GeigerK. B. GesslerW. W. Glenny

*E. E. Goeke, IIT. H. Graffis, Jr.B. T. Graser11. L. GriffithsF. J. HacklemanW. E. HahnG. L. Hanson*F. E. Harrell*J. It. HawkinsE. K. Henry*W. H. C. Higgins, IIR. E. HillL. D. HinesM. G. HoneckR. E. Honer

*G. Houston, Jr.M. X. HughesJ. D. JacksonJ. W. Janes, IllP. K. JefferisH. It. Johnson, Jr.*W. G. ICanouseC. H. Keever, IllM. D. Kerr0. A. Kinzer*R. K. Kitchen

*K. L. KrausJ. 0. Lafollette*L. P. Lang*A. B. LarsonM. D. LaurentR. L. LinzeyR. M. LittleR. ti. Lowe

*D. D. LowryJ. A. Lukach*J. M. Makepeace*G. Q. Martin

ALPHA BETA-TULANE

"B. A. EvansJ. P. HollersV. IrionC. E. Richards*A. It. SimsC. G. WebbM. T. Woodward, Jr.

ALPHA GAMMA-OKLAHOMAL. W. Barrett

*A. K. CoxC. D. Cunningham*B. T. Dawson"C. H. DelzellF. L. Dennis*W. G. DunningtonR. C. Dunnington*R. DunsonM. A. ForemanH. D. Hammonds*R. W. Hoffman*C. T. Huddle*H. R. HulpieuF. D. JacksonS. B. JonesP. M. KeltchM. KiloC. 'T. McClureW. B. McFadyen*M. It. MetcalfeT. R. MooreP. J. MurphyJ. W. Nance

*S. L. Pangburn*S. R. ParsonsG. G. Russell*W. P. Scarlett*EH SkinnerC. E. Springer

"V. B. Stansell*F. S. ThompsonJ. B. Todd

ALPHA DELTA-WASHINGTON*T. P. AitchisonD. G. Alexander

*E. R. AllisonW. C. AveryH. E. BayleyL. W. Bindon

•F. It. Brown*R. C. Bux*M. G. Cassidy*D. B. ChesneyJ. A. Clague*I. C. CrowleyD. J. FrickE. H. GillespieIt. G. Hall, Jr.E. A. Hanna*R. J. Hansen*C. A. liedreen*C. N. IremongerW. K. Jackson*W. It. Jones*M. D. KinkadeG. W. LarsonD. MacPhersonT. MadsenH. L. McGinn

L. A. MesserG. W. MorfordD. NichollsD. W. ParkerJ. R. Pederson

.Pc. A. Porter*W. L. PorterC. E. Rutledge

*C. H. Sedam*D. SeeleyC. A. Sheets

*P. E. TerzickM. W. Tomlinson

*E. T. Turner*N. J. Vendetti, Jr.*D. It. VercoeW. C. Waara

J. W. MooreD. L. Morton

C. F. MyrickIt. S. NesbittM. T. ParsonD. P. PerrinF. W. RawR. W. Reeves

*J. T. ReviglioD. C. Rosecrans

R. C. RossW. C. Routh

*J. H. J. Schaeffer

J. P. SchenchM. SherryB. StarkerV. E. StarrJ. W. StewardR. K. Stigum

ALPHA FLORIDA

EPSILON- *W. W. Thomas

B. E. Abbott, Jr.R. Q. Austin, Jr.W. L. BaileyJ. H. BellJ. 0. Boote, Jr.J. E. Bush

"C. J. Butler, Jr.D. N. Carlton*A. M. Carraway*J. W. ChamblissR. E. Chapman

*D. 0. CharlandT. B. ChastainE. F. CobbW. E. Combs

"J. A. CondonW. It. ConwayF. J. CostaG. D. Cottin

"G. S. Coulter*J. A. CoxR. A. Crockett*M. V. Cummings*F. C. DavantJ. N. DavisJ. E. DevittB. T. DeanH. F. DressellM. W. Eastland, Jr.*A. H. Edwards, IIL. H. ElkinsP. M. Eppele0. J. Fink, Jr.*T. M. FitzgeraldD. B. FogartyJ. J. Freedman*H. L. FreemanR. W. FreemanH. E. Fry, Jr.D. B. Frye

*F. S. Gilbert, Jr.W. M. GillespieJ. A. Grady

"B. H. Griffin, Jr.*R. E. GuytonM. E. Harrison

*A. S. Herlong, Jr.B. E. Herlong

*J. C. Hombuckle*J. D. Howell"E. D. JamesC. R. Lee, Jr.*D. B. LeighF. A. Lesueur

*F. E. MaloneyR. D. Martin*D. A. Martinez*W. F. McCall, Jr.J. S. McDonaldD. L. Miller

*J. E. Morris*R. S. NeumannB. F. Overton

*E. P. Owen, III*R. J. PatemoJ. A. PeacockH. W. Pettengill, Jr.G. E. Pharr

*J. It. PowellC. M. Ramsey

*J. D. Renfroe, Jr.F. W. Rivers

*Ft. H. RossW. F. Sahlie*R. E. Scholze*P. F. SharaderJ. G. Sharon, Jr.

*J. B. Shaw*G. W. Shipp*T. B. Simpson*A. W. SmithIt. C. SmithIt. D. Snyder*A. B. Stackpole*C. A. StewartW. L. StricklandM. L. Taylor*W. J. Taylor, Jr.D. A. ThompsonR. C. ThompsonFt. C. TylanderIt. D. Tylander*W. C. VansL. K. Walrath*C. It. Ware*W. It. WellsF. E. Williams

ALPHA ZETA-OREGON STATE*W. S. AlldredgeW. L. BarrettH. A. BeresfordM. It. Briggs

*R. H. ButteC. 0. L. Carlson*D. R. CostaR. E. CurtisF. R. DamavandiA. L. DouglasJ. S. DugganS. M. FarleyF. E. FischerN. B. FlynnG. I. Grimesft. B. Gustaff*T. H. HammondR. J. HerbageW. J. Hertel, Jr.N. J. Hohl'F. L. HowellH. P. Huebner

*H. R. KallanderM. D. KnorrFt. A. KoelblenL. J. Kurkoski*N. D. LoganA. LouieJ. C. MarkhamK. L. McGowanR. B. Montgomery,

"K. ValbergD. N. VascheG. S. VascheH. WeaverFt. W. WeilandD. C. WhiteR. E. WilliamsJ. N. Wilson

•

•

ALPHA ETA-SAMFORDE. F. Alldredge •

T. D. Armstrong *

M. B. BatesJ. Bell*J. It. Bell*J. G. BenefieldL. T. BoltonC. C. BrakefieldD. K. BrowerE. B. BruceJ. R. Burns, Jr.

H. D. Claughton

W. C. CofieldT. M. CookJ. H. Crow, Jr.J. G. Cuningharne, Jr.*J. L. Daley 4

W. C. Davis, Jr.J. E. Dillard, Jr.

*J. W. Edwards

•Ft. G. Evans, IIIL.V. FamumG. C. FreemanJ. D. GallupsJ. W. Gay, Jr.H. B. GoodwinA. C. GravesJ. C. GwinS. W. Hall

"L. R. Hillard*W. W. HilsonJ. F. House*G. Ivey, Jr.*E. G. JacksonJ. T. JacksonJ. J. Johns

*S. W. JonesJ. C. Lee

J. LewisJ. E. LutenbacherJ. D. MaddoxJ. B. Marlow, Jr.*H. J. McDanal'F. D. MitchellG. G. Murrah, Jr.*D. E. NolenT. J. Payne, Jr.*W. E. Pope*E. T. RogersIt. W. Rowland"D. L. Shannon, Jr."R. L. SheltonJ. G. ShileyH. S. Smith, Jr.W. K. Snellings

*C. W. Still'C. T. WarrenF. H. WhiteM. R. Wilder, Jr.S. M. WintonJ. K. WrightT. M. Wright, Jr.

ALPHA THETAMICHIGAN STATE

H. J. Anderson, Jr. *

S. J. Apol'F. D. Aylward*R. D. BagbyM. A. Bosco, Jr.F. W. Brutt

"11. T. BystrornS. M. CopS. T. Cessna*W. M. ClearyL. S. CobbC. E. Cogo

*J. E. Crichton

*E. It. Crook"H. C. DemingS. E. Seming*J. B. EdmondJ. G. Evert11. W. FogartYR. L. FollettJ. S. Ford

*J. A. Foster"R. J. GrieweJ. P. HerdusD. H. HermannE. T. Heywood, Jr.

C. P. Howell"R. M. Hrtanek*K. H. JepsonD. M. JoyJ. C. KohlerH. M. KrebsW. I. Larson*A. E. LaurieB. E. MatheWs*R. B. McCallW. J. McCuneG. S. McIntyre*P. A. Minges"L. C. Paul, Jr.F. S. PhilipR. A. Pinkharn

•W. C. Proctor

*B. T. Nylon•L. W. RaymondD. W. RhoadsS. C. RossD. E. SabroskY

*G. W. Schott*O. J. SchusterE. J. Somers

"A. G. SpearsJ. G. Stelzer

*J. F. StollJr. E. C. Storch, Jr'

4

R. W. ThatcherM. A. TyrrellD. E. ViecelliG. F. WajdaJ. W. WelchE. P. Wells

*D. C. Wilson5 *D. D. Yanachik

*M. J. Yanachikans

ALPHA IOTA-

effer F. C. AckermannC. R. Adcox*W. G. AmosF. M. Awbrey, Jr.J. R. Buckwalter, Jr.

•

W. C. Burke*M. S. Caley

aS *H. D. Carpenter, Jr.J. 0. Christiansen, Jr

•

W. E. ColburnA. J. CollinsJ. N. Crump

id D. W. David, Jr.*H. Di9is, Jr.

Os W. B. Elliot-B. A. Evans, Jr.R. L. FerrellJ. W. Forehand, Jr.D. A. Fowler

ige *C. J: Fricke!ling *T. W. Fuller

C. E. Gavin, III*J. El Gay, Jr.*T. W. Gordon

eld J. N. GreenW. M. Gregory

ield R. M. Guillot

•

•J. R. HaleyJ. MI:R=11ton

Jr. H. G.Marrisiton *M. D. Harris

*F. H. HawthorneJ. H. Hendry

Jr. S. W. Irby;Miner Jr. *E. V. Johnson

R. B. JonesJr. F. W. Karthaus, Jr., Jr. D. R. Kearnsds D. T. KendrickIII *J. E. Kirkendall, Jr.

R. A. Krausean *E. D. Layman

J. P. LynchIr. J. P. Lynch, IIIwin F. A. Maddox, Jr.

D. A. MarshallN. D. McClure, IVJ. B. McCracken

a T. 0. McDowell

•

R. A. MillerG. M. Moore, Jr.*K. B. Morton, Jr.

on E. E. Noel, IIfl W. L. Noll, Jr.

J. E. Owens, Jr.G. M. PattersonL. PattersonJ. A. Peacock

barber P. T. PersonsL. C. Pharo, Jr.

PI, Jr. N. C. Porter, Jr.nal R. B. Propst

,ell A. J. Ramseysh, Jr- K. M. Rearden

G. F. Reddick, Jr.,Jr. J. F. Reddoch

*I. E. Reeves, Jr.J. E. Robbins, Jr.

Land J. T. Russellnon, Jr. W. S. Shenkon *W. T. Skaggs

P. M. Smith, Jr.1, Jr. W. B. Smithin *J. W. Stalnaker

D. C. Stoddard*J. A. StriplingW. S. Taylor

•

Jr. F. P. Thigpen)n G. N. Tobia

*F. M. Vannit, Jr. 'G. M. Whitley

*M. K. WilkinsMTN" J. D. WolsoncroftSTATE E. C. Word, Jr.

non, Jr. *C. C. Workman, Jr.T. R. Wyatt

.ardALPHA KAPPA-

o, Jr- MICHIGANR. A. Edwards

-orn J. D. Hayden*H. C. Hotchkiss

a K. J. NagelkirkrY C. E. Omara

A. PullenW. W. Rowley

on *II. R. Smith, Jr.L. G. Wetmore

ingALPHA LAMBDA-

nod MISSISSIPPI*0. E. Cathey

Lrty W. B. Cruzentt *B. S. Griffin

*B. S. Henry

•

*W. B. Hopsonre *W. D, Lewis

*E. W. McCrackeniann *T. B. Newman, Jr.food, Jr. *J. H. Rose, Jr.II T. J. Rosettinek *B. B. Saylein J. H. Tabb

W. C. ThomasY. S. Warren

IsALPHA MU -

ie PENN STATEewe B. C. Andersonill *R. M. Atkinsonine It. C. Austintyre D. L. Bakeres P. M. BorgJr. *G. F. Briner

*J. D. Brisbaneham E. A. Brusstor E. M. Brydia

R. F. Bushtond E. K. Campads D.L. Carrington

L. M. ComunaleoskY C. C. Conklin

G. J. Cottillionstar It. B. Craine, Sr.

•rs *C. C. Curley, Jr.

▪

E. E. Davieser D. H. Denholm

W. E. Diefenderfer1,, Jr. D. K. Eboch

H. W. Epler*W. F. ExleyD. R. FischerK. N. FlodinD. R. ForbesE. A. Friend, Jr.M. A. Gardocki

*L. B. GrubeR. A. GundrumW. C. Gwinner

*J. T. HartzellE. J. HathawayH. F. Heffner*R. C. HeimD. L. HelmJ. F. Hickey*E. B. Hoffman, Jr.D. B. Holman

*T. S. Holmes*R. J. HoppesD. JonesR. P.Jones*D. A. Kearney*M. M. KeckR. C. KiefferJ. F. KieserR. J. KleinertE. E. KlineL. M. KnetzE. KoreckyS. G. Krepps, VA. L. Lasko

*R. A. LawsonH. LeinbachG. M. LeshockJ. P. LonbergerW. E. LordJ. P. McCarthy*B. E. McIntyreR. F. McKnightE. C. MillerD. S. Mizell*J. F. Mostoller*J. D. MoyerG. R. MularskiE. W. MurphyG. E. OeschgerA. K. PattersonJ. S. Pearson, IIIR. E. PlymyerM. P. Ranc, Jr.J. P. Rebert*L. S. ReiffW. L. RossF. H. Schaefer*G. H. SchaffnerJ. G. Schmucker, III

*C. P. SchooleyR. P. SchroederC. J. Scott*K. L. ShanerC. W. Sharon*L. J. Shue*W. Simon, IIIN. E. Simpson

R. M. SmithC. W. SnyderG. J. Spahr*G. E. Stevens, Jr.H. E. StrineJ. M. TaloneR. E. ThorntonW. F. TinsleyM. B. TrullJ. C. TurchekG. G. TurnerW. J. Vernon, Jr.

•R. E. WalbertW. R. WalkerB. K. WatsonG. A. WattoP. WattoP. E. Willhide

*J. H. Williamson*J. J. WojciechowskiD. L. WoodrowE. It. Yeager

*E. H. Zacharias, Jr.R. E. Zimmerman

ALPHA NU -01110 STATEP. W. AlbrecutM. W. AlvordW. P. AnsleyF. E. ArcherK. V. ArnoldW. G. BaldenhoferJ. R. CrandallC. D. Hablitzel*A. R. KnauerR. C. Newhouse

*C. A. StickelC. S. Strout*E. S. Wells

ALPHA XI- -PINY

R. J. Alessi°B. AntoniadesP. Arcadipane*H. A. Backofen, IllJ. J. Benson*S. M. BertoneJ. F. Boette*L. J. BolvigR. P. Brady*M. J. CassanoJ. H. Clarke, Jr.J. P. CrossonW. DelnickiR. Domain()L. T. DestefanoJ. Didonato

F. DieterF. Dieter

P. W. Dillon*H. E. Duckham, Jr.*W. E. EiseleV. W. FendrichR. L. FitzgibbonJ. E. FlahertyW. L. FriendS. C. HarazimW. F. Harazim

*P. J. HauthF. M. Herbert, III

*F. C. HetzerP. G. Hoeker0. C. Hoist0. JensenA. W. JohnsonF. C. JohnsonD. G. KellsII. F. KivlinD. G. KliszR. J. KoernerII. W. LangJ. LaroseW. J. Littles

R. D. Sarcona*G. H. Scheibner*E. F. SchofieldP. J. SchwanenflugelI). S. Shepherd

*R. C. Stankovic*C. H. SteffanJ. 11. Thode, Jr.P. M. TierneyW. J. Troeller, Jr.F. W. Wiedman

ALPHA OMICRON-IOWA STATEL. S. AnichJ. C. BeckR. J. Bennink

*K. A. Bergstrom*R. Brandau*D. W. Brandt*J. S. Brown*D. L. Burkhead*D. L. Carlson*R. H. CaseyW. W. Chmelar0. K. Christenson*B. L. Croucher*W. C. DORR. G. Elston, II

*J. P. FeeC. W. FilesE. 0. Fleming

*B. D. FootD. F. FranklinJ. L. Franklin, IIS. E. FritzM. J. GildersleeveF. L. GoetschD. L. HancockG. E. HawkinsT. J. HickeyD. E. HillK. M. Johnson

*E. A. KempR. A. KlinkK. C. Knapp

*R. KottmanH. A. Kuehne

*H. M. LakinR. W. LewisR. 0. LichtensteinW. R. MaddenJ. D. McCullyM. D. McDevitt*R. K. McKeanP. M. Muller*R. W. NechanickyW. G. Nechanicky

*T. N. NessIt. S. NovakJ. M. O'Neil

*E. E. Paine*T. E.ParkF. M. Parrish, III

*J. J. ParrishC. L. ProescholdtC. J. Rehman, Jr.W. S. Rosenberger

*R. H. RuedyT. J. RuzickaM. L. SchnecklothC. Schram, Jr.T. M. ShultzC. C. ShuttK. E. SpikerG. F. StanekA. D. SwisherK. M. Vest

*J. R. VeederW. C. Winlock

ALPHA PI -UNIV. OF THE SOUTHF. N. BrettonD. Gilchrist, Jr.*J. A. Johnston

ALPIIA RHO -wEsT VIRGINIA

*J. M. Adkins*P. F. FisherH. D. GriffinC. R. LewisB. J. LutzH. G. Martin

*L. K. WatringT. G. Williams

*J. C. Wilson, Jr.J. G. MarshT. G. MayC. B. Mayforth, Jr.E. S. Mayland, Jr.K. J. McCortH. A. McLaughlin

*F. J. McMullen*H. H. MeyerJ. A. Miele

*B. J. MinettiJ. J. MolinelliA. R. MullerH. W. NintzelR. NorR. E. NugentR. E. O'Donohue, Jr.*R. A. D. Orteig, Jr.J. B. Peck

*J. J. Plunkett*A. G. Quilon*J. H. RipelB. H. Ritter*C. E. RohmannW. T. Roney, Jr.

*S. Rotter*L. N. Rowley, Jr.

ALPHA SIGMA'-TENNESSEE

*J. C. AdkinsR. L. Andrews

H. Baker, Jr.*P. E. Bishop*C. W. Booher, Jr.*K. E. BoringR. M. BrooksJ. M. Bryan

*E. S. Byrd*E. H. ColesJ. F. Deboarcl, Jr.S. B. DonohueV. W. EdgmanIt. E. Gibson, Jr.

*G. E. GishCM. GrayF. J. GruossoJ. W. Harris, Jr.*A. W. HatcherJ. E. Jones, Jr.T. L. KennedyR. D. Klemm..R. C. McKelvey

*B. C. McMahan

J. G. McNabb*K. McPherson*C. R. Meadows, Jr.*J. F. Miller*J. 0. MossJ. R. Nelson, Jr.J. M. Ogden

*F. M. Pugh*W. II. Read*A. B. ReedW. D. RichardsonD. E. Robinson*L. L. Ryerson, Jr.*G. E. SeargeantH. B. SimmonsR. B. SmithIt. H. Smith

*G. A. SteeleS. W. Steele

*J. Fl. StilzJ. TombrasB. A. Tucker*E. H. Zwingle

ALPHA TAU-.RENSSELAERF. A. Bandre*D. G. BelshawR. E. BergmanM. C. Beveridge*R. FI. BlackfordF. E. Bohl

*E. W. BowkerB. It. Brown

*B. M. Cahill, Jr.R. J. CoxF. B. Dargue*C. E. DaviesD. B. DobsonD. Dropkin*G. T. GiardiniA. R. GneiserW. K. GravesH. G. GreenleafII. K. HoldenR. It. HortonA. T. Kelly, IIIJ. F. KesnowG. W. Kirkland, Jr.J. H. KrepiekD. LipphardtC. J. Lueders*R. J. LyonsW. A. McAuleyR. F. W. MeaderL. F. Muller, Jr.

*II. Munch, IllE. B. Nagel

*S. E. NeiceT. K. O'SullivanG. K. Palsgrove*J. A. PeartreeH. W. Peterson, Jr.K. G. l'rattW. A. Roberts

*E. H. RobinsonD. F. RogersT. SatkowskiD. R. SeylerW. E. SimmsB. T. SpornD. J. Stephens

*H. J. Zimmer*R. W. Zimmerman

M. R. Radloff*G. W. Reed*J. F. RittenhouseD. L. ScheyG. A. Schlenk*F. W. SchmehlR. S. SchuckH. W. Schuette*M. W. Sellers*W. K. SheppardW. L. ShuteJ. W. Simmons, II

*E. M. SimonR. E. Simon

*E. E. Smith, Jr.G. F. Spingler, Jr.F. H. StaigerW. K. StealH. S. StiffIerR. D. StyerA. K. SweeneyR. R. Team,L. A. 'FreppelF. T. Troll°*A. W. Tunnell, Jr.*M. A. VarzallyD. R. Wary.1. A. WebbD. R. WilliamsA. R. Zecca

ALPHA PHI-ILLINOIS TECHK. R. AndersonR. E. BelkeSW. J. Bielawslci, IIIE. W. Bisone*R. J. ChobotSW. F. Divoky*J. E. DolezalJ. J. Doudera, Jr.R. G. Douglae*R. A. DuganJ. M. Duke*C. L. DwellL. J. Gass*R. A. GregoryD. A. Grimwood, Jr.R. C. HarperH. F. HeidenreichJ. M. Helm*E. E. HendriluieD. E. Hilquist*R. W. HughesA. J. Janousek •E. C. Johnson*E. A. KaschinsJ. D. LeyerleR. A. LogesonL. J. ManceD. A. Matt*A. E. Michyeta, Jr.J. K. MorrisonL. A. Mueller*C. W. Mumma*R. Nickel*P. E. Ostrander*R. A. PalaceP. H. PelkolaH. F. Perlet, Jr.D. C. PetersonK. J. Peterson*R. L. PetersonK. W. PhalpA. L. PinnowJ. R. Piper

ALPHA UPSILON *W. J. Plichta-DREXEL *J. L. Pottenger*R. E. Anderson S. R. Rebesco*W. S. Anderson, Jr. *J. P. SachsR. J. Baldwin *C. A. Schnackel*H. J. Bartle, III *G. E. SchoberE. D. Beddall *B. W. SeiwellR. I. Benner D. G. SnyderR. H. Birdsall *J. E. Spencer*W. C. Brayton *M. B. StevensP. Brewington J. F. Sturgeon*M. E. Burrows L. A. StroteM. J. Cappello G. J. Svehla

*J. W. Cassel *P. W. WagnerG. P. Cavenas A. W. WendorfD. M. Clarke J. A. Wheeler, Jr.*W. J. Cooney, Jr. F. W. Widlak*C. W. Comelssen, *K. G. WohlersS. J. Costa, Jr. R. W. WolfeH. A. Cowles *J. C. WoodlingI'. D. Crissman C. R. Woods

*R. L. CavisW. W. Dearolf, Jr. ALPHA CHI-J. W. Deimler MIAMIR. R. Dewees, Jr. L. H. AdamsK. J. Kirkes S. E. AllenIt. L. Drager J. C. BordemanR. E. Dressler, Jr. *R. H. Dougherty, Jr.

*J. T. Farr *F. N. Holley, IIIW. P. Fitzgerald, Ji *M. C. HopkinsJ. C. France F. L. Kearns, Jr.*B. J. Gajkowski D. LoseyJ. II. Gardner J. W. Manley*M. S. Gennaro, Jr. W. A. Rehfield, III*W. F. Gittler, Sr. R. G. Steinhilber*R. II. Griffin N. P. Xanthos*M. R. Gross, Jr.*P. W. Gross*J. A. Ilaislip, Jr.J. R. HarperA. D. HendersonG. C. Hess, Jr.C. 11. IlewittD. M. Hillegas0. M. liokanson*W. C. JausJ. F. Kelley, Jr.E. R. Kiehl

*G. F. KinmonthH. J. Kolb*G. F. KolleF. M. Kraber*C. S. Kuntz*L. I. LadyIt. E. LakeA. P. Lannutti

*T. A. Laroe*L. F. McBurney*J. H. McCannC. R. McCulley*R. W. McKeeJ. McNuttV. J. MeladaG. S. Merritt*G. W. Mohn, Jr.H. A. NegroniE. C. NeumanS. G. NicholsonH. S. Norton, Jr.

*S. R. ParrisD. A. Parsons*M. M. PatrickJ. J. Peirce, Jr.C. M. Price*J. R. Prins

ALPHA PSI-INDIANA*H. L. AamothG. L. AllenT. B. BarkerW. R. BarnardR. E. BenderE. A. SinnerD. E. BrennanG. L. BrownT. R. Brown*R. J. ChloupekG. C. Crosier*W. D. C. Day, Jr.J. D. DowenC. R. DowneyJ. A. EshlemanJ. L. Fox*D. C. GibsonK. .1. Gooldy

*R. W. HallerD. W. HuffmanJ. E. KelseyD. F. KinneyE. M. McCain

*J. M. McClureW. G. MurrayP. E. NonteG. L. Ormont

*J. E. PetersonJ. M. Pivarnik*J. R. PlattW. M. PruntyW. A. ReinersW. T. RichardsonG. F. RossJ. R. RuckriegleM. D. Schlichte

The fraternity is especially grateful to the following members for theirfinancial support. Those names indicated by an asterisk (*) gave morethan was requested. If your name is not listed below, and you contributed,please forgive the oversight.

W. C. Seng, Jr.R. R. SturgeonR. L. StutzP. M. SummersH. 0. ThursbyR. S. TimmonsL. D. Trent, Jr.R. E. TysonD. R. WalshJ. C. WilliamsJ. E. Wright

ALPHA OMEGA-OREGONR. E. DavisS. W. Holmes*D. D. LasselleG. B. Lissy

*S. C. LynchF. StreimerT. V. Vandawark*S. W. Winkleman

BETA ALPHA-NEWARK

*J. R. AlbrightF. Becker, Jr.J. D. BivinJ. V. BroelrnovenJ. P. BroganJ. C. Busch*L. CadiganT. W. Chalfant, Jr.R. C. DelcoreS. DePalmaS. F. DeatenoR. J. DouderaW. M. England*L. Fisher*C. E. FritschC. A. GorshkoffT. J. HullsR. H. HockJ. F. JoyceE. J. Klebaur, Jr.J. A. KrucherK. KubakJ. J. ManfrediA. V. MangoneR. A. Mason

*K. McCranor*V. E. Oravetz, Jr.P. J. OrbanP. W. Parkinson*C. Pedicini*D. J. SalamoneP. H. SchmidtJ. B. Snodgrass, Jr.R. SpinelliW. J. SturmW. C. TothJ. S. UrbanD. R. Van Houten*C. F. WheelerD. A. Williams, Jr.*E. K. Wilson

BETA BETA'-FLORIDA SOUTHERNR. D. AlvesT. F. Ashe*G. B. Baker*F. B. Barr*H. M. Bartlett, Jr.*W. H. BeckmanL. W. Bilby*C. E. Bradley*R. K. Carroll*J. C. CarterL. W. CarterG. D. Chappell, IIJ. W. CookW. E. CooperH. W. Croysdale, IIN. C. DeYoung*W. W. Dicks*W. M. Fraser, Jr.J. F. FraszG. A. Given*C. D. HammG. F. Hiler*C. C. Jacobsen*K. S. Keeterer, Jr.A. I. MacLeanT. W. McCloskeyM. R. McKinleyA. R. Nesbitt

*T. A. Scharfenstein, Jr.*J. D. Schwartz, Jr.*M. H. SimonW. A. SundstromR. L. TisonG. L. Wadswortn*L. J. Widmann

BETA GAMMA-LOUISVILLEW. H. Brown, Jr.J. T. CookW. L. DeWitt

*R. E. KrebsW. M. McNuttJ. L. Paddock, Jr.W. D. Robb*M. Schaffner

BETA DELTA-DRAKEJ. B. BendaW. J. Brown, Jr.D. DanielsC. R. Deaton*D. R. DunhamA. J. GrandlichR: b. HowellJ. J. KielerB. C. Kunzman, Jr.G. LoyK. S. MeadowsH. E. Pewick*M. A. RadtkeM. R. RadtkeD. A. RappN. D. RowlandC. E. Schelldorf*D. A. Sears*D. N. ShortledgeS. C. SmithV. A. SodawasserB. N. SwansonP. D. TryD. B. WalterH. J. WinegarR. C. Young

BETA EPSILON.-MISSOURIP. J. BouckaertP. E. Gray*G. E. Ilyde, Jr.

R. E. Jackman*J. L. LichtenbergS. H. Norwood*R. M. PersynW. T. Richards

*L. G. TrudellJ. B. Wade

BETA ZETA-SIMPSONJ. C. Demaris

*E. Shannon

BETA ETA-'FLORIDA STATE*D. V. AllenL. AlmericoT. W. Beavers, Jr.*R. B. BoersmaR. F. BrownC. R. CareyT. R. CarusoC. D. ChaoR. P. CostinC. D. CrossR. E. Cross, Jr.

*C. R. CutajarH. H. Debeaubien

*F. E. Dittlus, Jr.B. M. EatonR. J. Eklund*W. D. EnglishJ. R. GalleyIt. B. GeoghaganR. P. GillisJ. T. Graham, Jr.SW. J. Green, Jr.F. L. HoffmannG. W. HollingsworthR. L. IrwinE. R. Johnson, Jr.

*J. M. LloydC. W. MacMillinSW. W. Malphrus*W. A. MicklerP. J. F. NewellJ. W. Newman, Jr.W. J. NiedenthalM. J. O'Farrell

•ft. On, Jr.*R. L. Perkins*P. R. RegensdorfW. A. Reilly, Jr.N. M. RobertsR. D. RobertsK. Rouse

*E. L. Scott, Jr.*E. L. Shuler*B. Stilwell, Jr.N. D. StoddardL. F. SymmesW. A.TillmanD. D. WhitakerC. M. WilsonK. R. Wilson

BETA THETA. -ARIZONA*J. F. Rice

BETA IOTA-TOLEDOR. F. AndersonT. E. BokanR. D. ConleyJ. J. Connors, Jr.R. A. Cowen

*D. D. Deckrosh*G. K. DunawayJ. W. FeigerW. FrederickG. H. HershmanR. E. Kagy*C. T. Kahle*R. S. KuhlmanR. N. Lindner

*D. D. McEwenN. J. Montagino*E. F. ReumanJ. F. RitzenthalerR. G. RoseR. W. Schiler

*P. C. Simmon*R. H. Smalley, Jr.L. A. Talmage*R. WheelerD. H. WinnesJ. P. ZechD. D. Zellers

BETA KAPPA-GEORGIA STATE*M. L. AngelJ. S. BarberR. A. Campbell

*C. A. CatheyJ. H. Conner*D. C. Coole, Jr.S. R. DurenA. C. HarrisS. A. LanhamF. L. Lindberg, Jr.

*C. E. Pickren*L. C. Reinhardt, Jr.J. B. Whitley

BETA LAMBDA-TAMPAW. K. BakerW. G. BirchT. E. BissonnetteF. BurnsD. H. CamperG. A. Clement*G. J. CooperIt. 0. CousinsN. Dellavalle

*P. C. ElrodJ. A. GallagherJ. E. HendricksW. B. Hippenmeier*H. M. HobbsJ. W. HolmesR. P. HuggerW. R. KilboumR. A. MyersB. T. Narbut

*J. K. NeveJ. B. NewmanR. G. ObmannJ. R. PadgettT. S. PappsF. E. Parkhurst, IV*D. C. Pinholster*R. H. Pinson, Jr.R. A. PisanoB. A. SamuelsW. P. SilvaniaE. C. Stivender

BETA MU--MCNEESE STATEJ. R. AirhartJ. C. Handley*T. W. Pool*T. E. Wright, Jr.

BETA NU--HOUSTON

C. A. BondR. H. Patterson, Jr.S. M. ShackelfordM. C. UngerW.,H. Willson

BETA XI--CENTRAL MICHIGAN•R. G. BromelyJ. R. Brooks*D. E. Clappison*D. R. DeWaardC. A. HombergIt. P. Martin*W. K. McKenzie*E. A. Morrow*D. E. PerryK. W. Smith

*J. R. StrachanS. J. ThatcherM. F. TouzeauJ. WantyB. R. Wiltse

BETA OMICRON -N.W. STATE (LA.)

E. L. Baker, Jr.R. D. Baker*J. T. Beck*C. D. Cantrell, Jr.D. M. CookL. DaltonP. G. Durham, Jr.G. P. FindJ. C. GuillotD. D. MorganJ. G. Oden

*S. W. ParryM. W. RobinsonP. F. Rochette, Jr.A. J. Tumminello, Jr.B. A. Turner, Ill

BETA PI -EASTERN MICHIGANR. P. Brumbaugn*W. R. RickardC. V. Taylor

BETA SIGMA--NORTHERN ILLINOISD. D. Firkins

*R. C. Hulks

BETA TAU -VALDOSTA STATEJ. T. BrooksR. T. HerefordK. S. Holloway

*G. D. McGaheeJ. S. MontgomeryR. J. NijemW. V. Settle, III*G. E. Spell, Jr.H. H. Wilford

BETA UPSILON--VIRGINIAS. S. Applegate

*J. E. Saber, IIIR. C. Barrickman*W. H. BrinkmanP. E. Buppert, Jr.L. R. Hamlett, Jr.

*D. B. Kimball, Jr.D. B. Lewis, Jr.J. H. Long, Jr.H. J. McKane

*F. J. RigginsG. B. RobertsB. K. ShafferD. D. Slesnick, IIM. J. WalshF. A. Williams

BETA PHI-EAST CAROLINA

*M. F. Barefoot*J. M. BurtJ. P. Carter, IIM. E. Cavendish*D. C. FrazierR. E. FullerR. S. FullerJ. F. Hallow, Jr.T. J. HicksW. M. JacobF. D. Judson*W. B. Kemp, Jr.G. I. Lashley, Jr.M. G. McGuirkD. W. McLawhornM. L. PageD. C. Ray, IIR. R. SiegfriedI. T. Yopp, III

BETA CHI-EAST TEXAS STATE

*L. E. Daniel*T. L. DixonR. E. Hand

*F. KlausT. R. Long*S. R. McCordR. E. Mitchell, Jr.0. R. PylesG. L. RichardsL. D. SchoelermanD. M. Tipping

BETA PSI-TENN. WESLEYANJ. C. CallahanR. C. Click

*J. 5, ConcinoP. A. DallS. T. DrumhellerJ. W. GarbowF. E. Horning*L. C. HuskeyR. II. MacherD. H. MooreH. G. Neil, Jr.B. A. SaundersE. SaundersD. E. SmithK. W. SmithE. M. WestbrookF. D. Wieser, Jr.

BETA OMEGA -EAST TENN. STATE*J. P. Brockman*B. C. BrownD. A. ChandlerJ. C. Churchill*R. L. ComptonS. T. HaerD. L. HendersonJ. H. Jones, Jr.R. S. Lobb, Jr.F. D. MastersSW. R. Mayes, Jr.M. C. MoodyE. M. MurphyR. R. Palmer

*J. J. Short, Jr.T. E. Siceloff*B. R. Starnes*D. R. StreetW. P. Van HussR. a. Yackanin

GAMMA ALPHA-LIVINGSTON*J. L. AlexanderJ. C. BaynesH. W. Bloom, Jr.J. E. BosargeJ. J. BoydJ. W. Carter

*J. B. Gary*J. B. GibsonT. J. HollimanF. E. McGough, Jr.J. H. Patrenos, Sr.*J. W. RoebuckW. P. TaylorB. C. Wager

GAMMA BETA -OLD DOMINION*R. B. Allyn, IIIT. L. BachasG. N. Badran

*L. A. Beverly, Jr.*C. E. Brady, IIIP. 0. CasteelD. A. DudleyIt. G. HowardE. H. JoyF. E. Machnick, Jr.R. A. Magoon*L. H. Richard, Jr.W. W. Ridgely*T. E. Treichler

GAMMA GAMMA-TROY STATEG. E. Bates*D. L. BozemanM. C. Byrd, Jr.

*J. D. Campbell, IIIT. EilandH.C. Helms, Jr.*R. E. JonesC. R. Kelly

*J. D. Lang, Jr.J. D. Majors

*J. P. McClendon, Jr.J. P. PrevostR. L. Purse'', Jr.C. E. RobertsonF. E. RodgersW. H. SaxonF. J. Scott

GAMMA DELTA-MEMPHISD. 0. CardwellM. N. Dacus, Jr.D. M. Dailey*B. J. FentonG. E. Heien

*J. H. Johnson, Sr.R. A. Mullin*W. A. Newsom, Jr.M. E. Perkins

*J. M. RayC. E. Savage, Jr.W. T. SiebertG. A. Vamuiek

GAMMA EPSILON- •WESTERN CAROL/NAM. A. Cochcroft*M. D. Cope*M. C. Daves, Jr.*W. M. FelsherE. E. Forward, IIIT. R. HarrisG. M. HarrisonC. M. HensleyT. F. Perkins*C. A. PickettC. H. PletcherT. 0. PottsL. Y. RamseyB. D. Roberson*M. L. RobertsG. B. StephensC. B. SuttonJ. B. TrotterD. C. TurnerD. A. Williams*W. F. WillisB. E. Wishon

GAMMA ZETA-W.VA. TECHL. R. Barker*E. D. Bauer*D. A. BishopI. W. Butt, Jr.D. M. ChildersG. D. CulottaH. S. DillonR. M. Durbin

*D. D. Felt*J. F. Heindel*D. L. Hirneisen*W. D. HitchockR. E. IsomD. E. Jones

*D. M. JonesT. A. KeeferS. A. KraycarD. F. Maffessanti

*T. W. McGrewR. Michael

*D. C. Neidert*P. R. OneacreK. P. Patrick

*C. E. PlanowS. D. RamseyB. T. Ranson

*C. A. RickenbachM. E. Riley*D. E. Skaggs*J. D. SmithL. C. SnyderC. J. StoneD. R. StraderR. G. UglowG. S. Woods

GAMMA ETA -ATHENS*F. Alberts*C. M. Cane*P. W. FanningJ. C. FryeJ. R. Greer, Jr.

*J. C. Helm*S. C. JonesW. J. KellyP. F. LambrakosH. LebairL. A. LemskyR. C. McNuttC. H. MollistonT. R. O'HaraK. L. ShaverS. 0. Steff

GAMMA THETA. -kJ NC- W

*E. R. BatsonD. K. Brown

*T. P. Brown, Jr.G. E. Cavenaugh*G. W. Chadwick*C. M. Coleman, Jr.J. M. CorcoranW. E. DaltonW. C. Davis*J. H. Dempsey

J. P. Fergus*K. C. HarrellV. B. HuffmanSW. B. KirbyE. C. LaneC. A. Larson*H. C. Merritt, Jr.L. R. PearsonR. H. Powell, Jr.SW. B. Saunders*C. T. Sewell*J. B. Stokley, Jr.E. A. Sundy, Jr.*D. G. WatersC. M. WilsonW. T. Zopfi, Jr.

GAMMA IOTA -IA. STATE*D. D. DasteM. P. LanconT. M. Lusk*M. G. PorcheA. J. Rodriguez*W. A. Sawyer*L. D. Simmons, Jr.

GAMMA KAPPA-GA. SOUTHERND. A. AbnerIt. M. Berry

*S. S. BishopP. W. Buffington*W. C. Burns*A. F. JeselnikW. F. LarkeyM. W. Nesmith*J. F. RiggsJ. D. Tucker

GAMMA LAMBDA--MISSOURI-ROLLA

*R. BentzingerT. R. BeveridgeD. J. Debold

*C. M. GioiaM. P. Gioia, Jr.

*D. K. Harbert*G. A. JanochK. JungermannA. W. LammiP. D. ProctorP. K. Scherrer*G. N. SchneiderM. R. SchnettlerD. G. SkitekG. G. SkitekW. C. Wiswell

GAMMA MU--BELMONT ABBEYJ. B. BeamC. L. Bush*T. B. DonovanJ. D. Glenn, Jr.G. A. PicheG. T. TanguayL. R. Willis

GAMMA NU--LAGRANGEK. W. AckisJ. W. Bryant*L. R. Hill, Jr.D. C. Johnson

*P. D. Neal

GAMMA Xl-GEORGIA S.W.

*J. A. AdamsR. L. BeggarlyH. E. Bryson*W. L. Finney*R. B. FolgerJ. A. GrantM. W. HallF. R. JonesJ. H. Leamon, Jr.J. T. Marvin, Jr.*F. MileyA. H. NisbetJ. B. PondD. W. Suppes*M. E. TaylorH. H. Yaughn, Jr.*W. M. Youngblood

GAMMA C111-JACKSONVILLER. H. Baldwin, IIIL. B. CoxM. W. Dmud

*T. E. Fitzpatrick*J. P. HunterR. E. LockwoodJ. W. StephensonP. L. StynchcombP. C. Upp

GAMMA PSI-AUGUSTAJ. H. Austin, Jr.P. H. Dye

GAMMA OMEGA-MONTEVALLO*J. R. AndrewsJ. C. Burgess, IIIG. E. Engle*R. J. McGheeD. J. SchulzW. H. Sewell

*D. E. Wigginton

DELTA ALPHA-VPI

G. T. ButlerJ. N. CristC. R. Dulaney, Jr.N. W. FitzgeraldP. M. HostS. A. MooreD. F. MoriscoT. C. Renner, Jr.J. B. Yount, III

DELTA BETA-NORTH GEORGIAB. J. AustinR. G. Becker, Jr.*M. A. BrannenH. W. Broskowskie, IID. W. CarterJ. F. Conner, Jr.H. L. Dennis

*F. W. Fussell*B. N. QardnerJ. E. GoletzR. C. Harris

*T. S. JonesC. M. Kuhl*U. G. Matherly, Jr.R. P. MoultrieT. J. PersiaP. J. RodgersJ. T. Simpson, Jr.D. L. Walker

DELTA GAMMA-NEBRASKA-OMAHA*D. C. Dvorak

DELTA DELTA -N.E. MISSOURI STATE*C. J. BarnardR. H. ButzD. L. McVay*W. J. PiconeW. R. Rodman

DELTA EPSILON-JACKSONVILLE STATE*P. L. Barney, IIH. D. Buttram, Jr.J. M. IfirkseyD. L. MillerF. P. Moersch*M. P. Wamaley*R. D. Westbrook

GAMMA OMICRON-BETHELJ. J. BrocavichR. J. GulaM. M. McGrady

GAMMA PI-N.W. STATE (OK.)G. I. Foster

*J. D. Kobylarz*D. D. Koehn*H. D. Kweller*G. D. NeagleW. M. Taylor

GAMMA RHO-LANDER*D. AyersD. W. Bowling, Jr.R. E. Butler, Jr.M. S. GulledgeJ. H. LingleW. D. McManusH. P. PennL. W. Thompson, Jr.J. J. Valter, Jr.It. T. Yoder, Jr.

DELTA ZETA--APPALACHIAN

*C. A. Beddingfield, III*W. H. HensonH. Hodges*V. A. Horne*A. E. Stanfield

DELTA ETA--MOREHEAD STATEJ. R. Brown*B. P. DavisR. Griffith, Jr.S. G. JenkinsR. M. WellsD. B. Wilson

DELTA THETA-MARS HILL*B. T. CochranK. A. Gray

DELTA IOTA-MIDDLE TENN. STATER. E. Knabe*D. E. MoserM. L. Potts

DELTA KAPPA -PEMBROKEL. BelikoffC. J. Bennett, Jr.0. L. CanadayM. R. Ford*J. J. McMillan

DELTA LAMBDA -UNC -CC. R. Starling, Jr.

DELTA MU-METHODISTW. J. CroomN. W. FowlerC. M. House, Jr.

GAMMA SIGMA- W. H. mowsARMSTRONG STATE B. F. Rizzato*J. R. King

GAMMA TAU-N. TEXAS STATEM. A. Gower

*J. A. Janes*D. W. Leclalre*T. W. RussellB. 0. TurnerU. L. Whitecotton

*R. M. Williams

GAMMA UPSILON-OKLAHOMA STATE*D. C. BlantonH. D. CoddingJ. D. Danvers*T. E. Doane*J. W. JohnstonG. W. Keeton*J. L. Kruska*P. M. MaltbyK. E. OshelA. L. PetersonG. 0. Sanders

GAMMA PHI-SOUTH ALABAMAS. R. Farrell*L. H. GreenR. D. Hartwell

DELTA NU -WESTERN KENTUCKY*L. L. DavisW. L Walker

DELTA XI-NORTH ALABAMAJ. W. Yeats!'

Zerretrite Ecaten

Editor of The Star and LampCharlotte, North Carolina

took the occasion of the 35thSupreme Chapter in San Franciscoto visit with three "old time" mem-bers of Pi Kappa Phi. I thoughtperhaps some readers might be in-terested.

Brother Roy Heffner, NationalPresident at the time of the last

San Francisco convention in 1920,still lives at 1091 Brown Avenue,Lafayette, California. He is retir-ed. He is 85 years of age and isjust as chipper as he can be. He isinterested in all things concern-ing Pi Kappa Phi. Mrs. Heffner isjust as charming as ever.

Brother Lawton Ellis is still atSigma Chi Circle in Albuquerque,New Mexico where he is retired. Heis 81. Mrs. Ellis still has that warmvoice and one gets a real good feel-ing when talking with the Ellises.Brother Ellis retired from thefaculty at the University of NewMexico several years ago. He stillkeeps up with things around thecountry real well.

Brother George Grant, pastNational Secretary and a man oflong term interest in Pi KappaPhi, was at the convention and hewas still full of wit and humor. Heand his wife are the most delight-ful dinner companions.

Fraternally yours,

W. Bernard Jones, Jr.Past National President

ALUMNI NAME PI KAPPA PHISCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATIONBENEFICIARY

The administrators of the PiKappa Phi life insurance programhave given the Foundation trusteesencouraging news. A number ofalumni have taken advantage of theprogram made available throughSentry Life Insurance Company.Thirteen of them have named theFoundation as part beneficiary of

their insurance proceeds.Trustees of the Foundation,

through its chairman, Richard An-

derson, wishes to acknowledge thealumni who have taken this signifi-cant step. They are: Larry Ander-son, Stetson; Richard Geno, Berke-ley; R. Jeffery McGhee, Montevallo;Charles LaPradd, Florida; ClarenceSewell, UNC-W; Russell Anderson,Georgia Tech; Robert Finck, Flor-ida; George Duren, Florida South-ern and Jon Hall, Purdue.

Contest AnnouncedThe chairman of the Pi Kappa

Phi Scholarship Foundation has an-nounced a new contest with a cash

award. The idea is to create a slo-

gan--or a logo—or both—that des-

scribes the Pi Kappa Phi Scholar-

ship Foundation.The purpose of the Pi Kappa Phi

Scholarship Foundation is to assist

needy deserving students complete

their education through scholarships

and loans. It also organizes and

administers a number of separate

chapter scholarship funds. Relying

on alumni contributions and be-

quests, the Foundation has assist-

ed hundreds of Pi Kapps who

would otherwise not have been ableto complete school.

Send your entries to: Foundation Contest,

PO Box 15295, Charlotte, NC 28210.

PI KAPPA PHI ITEMS AVAILABLE

JERSEY

This is a game jersey of 100%

cotton, white, with sewn Greek

letters Pi Kappa Phi on front and

matching sleeve cuffs. ($7.95) The

sewn on letters can either be navy

blue or gold. For additional letter-

ing of name on the back, the cost is

$.20 each for 2 inch letters and

$.35 each for 6 inch numbers.

Twelve colors are available, how-

ever, other than white, add $.50

to cost of jersey.

CAPS/VISORS

A new item available is the white or

blue cotton golf cap, with matching

embroidered Pi Kappa Phi. These

are excellent for identification and

during sporting events. ($3.45)

NEEDLEPOINT

What every future Roosevelt Greer

needs is a three-color needlepoint

rendition of the Pi Kappa Phi

coat-of-arms. It's uses are too

lengthy to list. ($25.00)

MESH JERSEY

This is a game jersey of 100% nylon,with quarter sleeves. It is availablein gold, navy or white with con-trasting sewn Greek letters on front.($8.45) For sewn letters on back,the additional cost is $.25 each for2 inch sewn letters and $.55 eachfor 6 inch sewn numbers.

RING

A new recognition ring is now avail-able for members of Pi Kappa Phi.

It uses the Star & Lamp logo,

and is a symbolic evidence of your

membership in Pi Kappa Phi.

It is available in both gold and silver.

Your ring size must be included

with your order. (Gold $43.50 --Silver $23.50)

MEMBERSHIP PIN

A necessity for all members is the

plain standard-size membership pin

of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity. This is

a gold filled piece of excellent

jewelry. ($11.50)

T -SHIRTS

This is a medium weight cottonT-shirt, full cut, and is availablein gold with blue letters, or blue

with white letters. Sleeve trim samecolor as letters. The Greek lettersare imprinted, as are the numbers.

($3.50)

JACKET

This windbreaker is of 100% nylon,

lined, with collar and snap buttonfront. Available in navy blue withwhite sewn letters. ($12.50)

OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST

Replacement membership shingle —

$2.25

PI KAPPA PHI SINGS — long play-

ing album consisting of a collection

of many Pi Kappa Phi songs—$5.00.

"In the Beginning" — Founders

L. Harry Mixon and Simon Fogarty,

Jr. are recorded as they tell how Pi

Kappa Phi was started and discuss

interesting events over the years —

$5.00.

Quantity Item Size

,

Color Letters2 inch

Numerals6 inch

Jersey ($7.95) ($.20)

.

($.35)0 Blue • Gold

T--Shirts ($3.50)0 Blue & Gold

OBlue & WhiteN/A N/A

Mesh Jersey ($8.45) 0Gold ONavy 0White ($.25) ($.55)

Jacket ($12.50) 0 Blue & White N/A N/A

Ring

-0 Gold $43.50 0 Silver $23.50

Membership Pin ($11.50)

0 Caps/Visors ($3.45)

0 Replacement Membership Shingle ($2.25)

ADDITIONAL ITEMS

0 Pi Kappa Phi Sings (L.P. $5.00)

0 "In the Beginning" ($5.00)

Enclose check or money order for total amount payable to:

Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity, P.O. Box 4608, Charlotte, NC 28204

Name

Chapter

Street Address

(Include exact letters and numerals desired for each jersey)

WE HAVE MOVED!

DIRECTIONS TO NEW

PI KAPPA PHI

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE

With the relocation of the Administritive

Office of Pi Kappa Phi, all members

should be aware of the new location

address and mailing address. The loca-tion is officially 7111 Nations Ford Rd.,

Charlotte, NC.

North to Charloth.

n. S011111 lo South

7111 Nations

1 ord Road

Kappa

rat iv

Office

Sleepy [follow Exit

( ;ravel Roil('

The new mailing address for

the Administrative Office is:

P.O. Box 15295, Charlotte,

N. C. 28210.

The new telephone numberfor the Administrative Officeis 704/523-6000.

•=1

Shopping Basket For NewAdministrative Office

Many alumni have given money forthe construction of the new Admin-istrative Office of Pi Kappa Phi.Others may want to give, but notcash. This list is prepared for thosewho might find that due to their

business or professional activities,a gift in kind might be more advan-tageous than cash. These items areneeded to complete the furnishingsof the new office.

SHOPPING BASKET FOR NEW ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE

Picnic table and either benches or chairs

Patio Furniture

Commercial vacuum cleaner

Miscellaneous furniture for lounge

and reception area

Grandfather clock—or similar—for foyer

Paintings for walls (type to be selected

in conjunction with decorator)

Oriental rugs, or similar, for rooms having

wooden flooring

Two electric staplers (commercial)

Paper collator

Envelope stuffer

Office magazine rack (2 needed)

Portable chalk board, with or without

attached easel or legs

Desk calculators (4 needed)

Cassette duplicator

Wooden screens to be used as temporary

room dividers (4 needed)Umbrella standDesk chair pads to protect carpet and

floors (8 needed)Commercial coffee potChina and silver for serving use at

Administrative Office

Conference table to seat 12 for

conference room

Trophy case (2 needed)

United States wall maps (4 needed)

Interior stereo for work musicDecorative lamps for tables (4 needed)

Yard care equipment (rake, saw, ax, etc., etc.)

Locker for clothing storage

Commercial carpet and floor cleaner

Attractive brass knocker for entrance door

Wooden swing for front porch at entrance

Desk clock for staff (7 needed)

Large plastic trash containers for outside use

Metal, on wheels, container for large plastic

trash cans

Dark room equipment (multiple needs can be

ascertained from Executive Director)

Paper folder

Outdoor light post (electric)

Assorted size easels for interior use (6 needed)

Flip charts for instructional purposes

Plants, both live and artificial, for interior

Video unit

High speed copier

Interior office trash containers

Wooden coat rack

All-weather exterior carpet or mats for each

entrance (4 needed)

Bulletin boards (4 needed)

Coffee cups

Pencil sharpener (2 needed)

Folding tables for short-term use (4 needed)In-out files for desks—wood (8 needed)

Projection table on wheels for use inconference room

Desk radio (8 needed)

Intercom system

Microwave oven

THANKS TO THESE ALUMNI

Since the last Star and Lamp waspublished, some direct gifts fromthe "shopping basket" have beenreceived. The appreciation of PiKappa Phi is expressed to:

Richard Folger--2 oak rockingchairs

Bob O'Neill—furniture forExecutive Offices

Emmett Dendy—solid poplar

paneling for interior wallsWalt Dendy—transportation of

paneling to CharlotteDelta Upsilon Fraternity—Amer-

ican FlagRichard Baker—lounge furnitureCharles Cummings—interior

designBill Dicks—highway sign

Celebrities are His Business

(The following excerpts are taken from "TheAtlanta Journal and Constitution" magazine.They are interesting to "Star and Lamp"readers for the subject. Brother Earl Blackw211is an initiate of our Alpha Phi Chapter atOglethorpe University.)

Who staged a celebrity-spangledparty in Jerusalem for Israel's 25thanniversary? Earl Blackwell, aCatholic from Atlanta. Who pitchedthe international ball of the centuryat the Palazzo Rezzonio in Venice?Earl Blackwell. Whom did the Duch-ess of Windsor dine with the nightbefore she sailed back to France?Earl Blackwell.Who gets phone calls from Garbo?

Whom did Secretary of State HenryKissinger recognize at first sight?Whose presence gives zing to a par-ty? Who knows and is liked bymore celebrities than anyone else,anywhere? Earl Blackwell.Famous people are his business

and his pleasure. He is president aand co-founder of Celebrity Service,which charts the peregrinations ofearthly stars.

"It's an information bureau aboutcelebrities, used by newspapers,magazines, television networks, ad-vertising agencies, foreign govern-ments, the FBI and the WhiteHouse," he said. "There's not anissue of a newspaper or magazinethat hasn't used Celebrity Service.Columnists call on us constantly."Today it has offices in New York,Hollywood, London, Paris andRome. He plans to open a branch inAtlanta early next year.

Nothing daunts him. When GoldaMeir, then Isreal's prime minister,sought his sorcery in the planningof a party for her country's anni-versary, he lured a drove of bignames to ancient Jerusalem - andthe affair hit the headlines."I called Jerry Herman, composer

of 'Hello, Dolly,' and asked him towrite a 'Hello, Golda' lyric. I thoughtit would take a couple of days buthe called back with it in a coupleof hours. All the celebrities sangit as she walked into the arena atthe Tower of David. She was beam-ing and tears started to run down."At president John F. Kennedy's

request, he organized the memora-ble birthday celebration for Ken-

nedy that packed Madison SquareGarden in 1963. Marilyn Monroe,late as usual but surpassingly beau-tiful in a curve-fitting white gown,sang the kiddies' delight, "HappyBirthday," and turned it into asteaming torch-song.He assisted President Lyndon B.

Johnson during the state visit ofKing Olaf of Norway, gave a handto Sonja Henie in the launching ofher art museum in Norway.

"Celebrity Service now runs it-self with my supervision," he said."Without realizing it fully I havegone into special events all over theworld. I'm working on things nowfor Spain and France. I'm givinghelp to the restoration of Versaillesand the flood relief of Venice. I'ma consultant for Bergdorf Goodmanon an annual retainer."I think I'm creative. James

Nederlander, owner of the UrisTheater in New York, came to me.He said he had space he wanted toutilize and I came up with the ideaof the Theater Hall of Fame at theUris. Drama critics select the peoplewho are honored."He hears everything, repeats noth-

ing that is damaging."Part of the reason for my success

is people realize they can trust me.I never reveal a confidence, I neversay unkind things about people,I never repeat gossip. Gossip turnsme off, and people who talk to mequickly know it. I like to spreadthe good news about people."

"I've always been a positivethinker. I started that as a youngboy and I still think that way. Imeet everybody expecting to likethem, and practically everybody Imeet I like."

Gloria Vanderbilt and Earl Blackwell at a cos-tume party at The Plaza,

Earl Blackwell and Elizabeth Taylor at a costume ball he organized in Venice.

DIRECTORYPI KAPPA PHI

711 Nations Ford RoadFounded at The College of Charleston, S. C. - December 10, 1904

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

NATIONAL COUNCIL

President-Ted ScharfensteinAddison Gilbert Hospital298 Washington St.Gloucester, Mass. 01930

Vice President-Phil Tappy8 High Hill DrivePittsford, NY 14534

Treasurer-A. J. Strickland, IllP. O. Box 4555,University, Al. 35486

Secretary-Fred Diulus3684 Mt. Diablo Blvd.Lafayette, CA 94549

Chaplain-Walt Brinkman5527 Capri RoadJacksonville, FL 32210

Chancellor-Ernest S. Delaney4033 Beresford Rd., Charlotte, N. C. 28211

Past President-Jack Steward, 4375Pearl St., Eugene, Ore. 97405

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE

Executive Director-Durward W. OwenAssistant Executive Director-Jerry MatthewsDirector of Development-Travis JulianAdministrative Staff-Sonny O'Drobinak,Chuck Beddingfield, Kit Jennings, Tom Carter,David Smith

NATIONAL COMMITTEES

Trust Investment-John Delmler1149 Green Tree Ln.Narbeth, Pa., 19072

Scholarship-Jeff Clark9-D River RoadNutley, NJ 07110

Ritual and Insignia-Glenn McConnellRt. 1, Box 264Ravenel, S. C. 29470

Advisory-Mel Metcalfe2832 33rd St.Port Arthur, Tex. 77640

INSTITUTIONAlabamaAppalachian StateArmstrong stateAthensAuburnAugustaBelmont AbbeyBethelCalifornia-BerkeleyCharlestonCornellDrakeDrexelEast CarolinaEast TennesseeEast TexasFloridaFlorida SouthernFlorida StateGeorgiaGeorgia SouthernGeorgia southwesternGeorgia StateGeorgia TechIllinoisIllinois TechIndianaIowa StateJacksonville StateJacksonvilleLa GrangeLanderLivingstonMars HillMcNeeseMemphis StateMercerMethodistMichigan StateMiddle Tennessee StateMissourl-ColumbiaMissouri-RollaMontevalloMoreheadNebraska-OmahaN.J. Inst. Tech.Nicholls StateN. AlabamaNorth CarolinaNorth Carolina-CNorth Carolina-WNorth Carolina StateN.E. MissouriNorth GeorgiaNorth Texas StateN.W. State-La.OklahomaOklahoma StateOld DominionOregon StatePembrokePenn StatePolytech. Inst. of N.Y.PresbyterianPurdueRensselaerRoanokeSamfordStetsonSouth AlabamaSouth CarolinaTampaTennesseeTennessee WesleyanToledoTroy StateValdosta StateVirginiaVPIWashingtonWashingten $ LeeWestern CarolinaWestern KentuckyWest Virginia TechWofford

Campbell CollegeKentuckyOhio StateJan Jose StateWright StateSouthern CaliforniaTennessee Tech

CHAPTER AREAOmicronDelta ZetaGamma SigmaGamma EtaAlpha IotaGamma PsiGamma MuGamma OmicronGammaAlphaPsiBeta DeltaAlpha UpsilonBeta PhiBeta OmegaBeta ChiAlpha EpsilonBeta BetaBeta EtaLambdaGamma KappaGamma XIBeta KappaIotaUpsilonAlpha PhiAlpha PsiAlpha OmicronDelta EpsilonGamma ChiGamma NuGamma RhoGamma AlphaDelta ThetaBeta MuGamma DeltaAlpha AlphaDelta MuAlpha ThetaDelta IotaBeta EpsilonGamma LambdaGamma OmegaDelta EtaDelta GammaBeta AlphaDelta OmicronDelta XiKappaDelta LambdaGamma ThetaTauDelta DeltaDelta BetaGamma TauBeta OmicronAlpha GammaGamma UpsilonGamma BetaAlpha ZetaDelta KappaAlpha MuAlpha XiBetaOmegaAlpha TauXiAlpha EtaChiGamma PhiSigmaBeta LambdaAlpha SigmaBeta PsiBeta IotaGamma GammaBeta TauBeta UpsilonDelta AlphaAlpha DeltaRhoGamma EpsilonDelta NuGamma ZetaZeta

XVXXVXXIXXIIXVV

XXVXXIVXIIIV

X

XIIIXIV

XVIIIVIVIVI

XXIXXIVV

VIIIVIIIVIII

XXXII

VIVIVXV

XXVVII

XXIVXXIXIIIIX

XXIVXVIIXVIIXXIIXXIII

X

VIIXXIIXIIIXXVXIIIXIIIXVII

VXVII

VIXVIIXVII

XXII

IVVIII

IllXXII

VIXVIVVI

XIVXIVIXXVXXIIIIIllXIIllXXVXXIVXXIII

IV

AREA GOVERNORSArea

I Steve DePalma, 399 Bertha Road,Toms River, N. J. 08753

II David, Lane, 1632 Westwind Way,McLean, Va. 22101

III Ken Forti, 7820 Mary Cassatt Drive,Potomac, Md. 20854

IV Ed Craig--4016 Cassina Road,Columbia, S. C. 29205

V William L. Finney2791 Knollview Drive, Decatur, Ga. 30034

VI Walt Brinkman, 5527 Capri Rd.Jacksonville, Fla. 32210

VII Vacant

VIII John Lovell, Krannert Bldg., Purdue Univ.,West Lafayette, IN 47906

IX Robert G. Bromley32415 Dolly Madison Ave.Madison Heights, MI 48071

X VacantXI E. Kurt Engelstad, 5548 SW 18th Drive

Portland, OR 97201XII Rusty Patrick, Cottage #16, 1124 W.

Carson St., Torrance, CA 90502XIII Charles Sutton

State Univ. Station, P. 0. Box 5863Raleigh, NC 27607

XIV John E. Baber, 208 Coralwood Dr.Kingsport, Tenn. 37663

XV Vacant

XVI Jack Edmonds, 9 Danbury Cir.Amhurst, N. H. 03031

XVII Dennis McVay, 1091 Wiskow, Apt. C,St. Louis, MO 63138

XVIII Pat Murphy, 7984-A Harwood Road,Smithfield, TX 76080

XIX VacantXX Dr. Warren Robb

1315 Verlea Dr.Tempe, Az. 85282

XXI Richard Folger, 89 Berkley Rd.Avondale Est., Ga. 30002

XXII Wayne C. Cofield, Apt. B-2,8003 Benaroya Ln., S.E.Huntsville, AL 35802

XXIII P. W. "Buff" Buffington, Blanding III,The University of KentuckyLexington, KY 40506

XXIV Richard Rucker, 1021/2 E. VineMurfreesboro, Tenn. 37130

XXV David N. Mielke, Dept. of SecondaryEducation, Appalachian State Un.,Boone, N. C. 28608

ADDRESS312 University Ave., Tuscaloosa, Ala. 35407Box 81 Workman Hall, Boone, N. C. 2860712206 White Bluff Road, Savannah, Ga, 31406Athens College, P. 0. Box 232, Athens, Ala. 35611255 S. College St., Auburn, Ala. 368302256 Central Ave., Augusta, Ga. 30904Belmont Abbey, Belmont, N. C. 28012Bethel College, McKenzie, Tenn. 382012908 Channing Way, Berkeley, Calif. 9470427 George St., Charleston, S. C. 29401722 University Ave., Ithaca, N. Y. 148511236 34th Street, Des Moines, Iowa 503113405 Powelton Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. 19104803 Hooker Rd., Greenville, N. C. 27834519 W. Pine, Johnson City, Tenn. 37601East Commerce Sta., Box W, Commerce Tex. 7542811 Fraternity Row, Gainesville, Fla. 32601Box 735, Fla. So. College, Lakeland, Fla. 33802423 W. College Avenue, Tallahassee, Fla. 32303930 S. Milledge Ave., Athens, Ga. 30601Lamdrum Center, Box 8061, Statesboro, Ga. 30548P. 0. Box 1538, Americus, Ga., 31709P.O. Box 467, Ga. State Univ., Univ. Plaza, Atlanta, Ga. 30303Georgia Tech, Box 32715, Atlanta, Ga. 30332306 E. Gregory, Champaign, Ill. 618203333 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago, Ill. 60616408 North Indiana, Bloomington, Ind. 47403407 Welch Ave., Ames, Iowa 50010P. 0. Box 602, Jacksonville, Ala. 36265Jacksonville University, Jacksonville, Fla. 32211LaGrange College, LaGrange, Ga. 30240P. 0. Box 270-Lander College, Greenwood, S. C. 29646Box M, Livingston, Ala. 35470Campus Box 1,414-C, Mars Hill, N. C. 28754McNeese Univ., Box 708, Lake Charles, La. 706013841 Spottswood Ave., Memphis, Tenn. 38111Box 112, Mercer Univ., Macon, Ga. 31207Box 429, Methodist College, Fayetteville, N. C. 28301121 Whitehills Dr., East Lansing, Mich. 48823MTSU, Box 571, Murfreesboro, TN 37130908 Curtis Ave., Columbia, MO 652011704 Pine, Rolla, Mo. 65401Drawer K, Univ. of Montevallo, Montevallo, Ala. 35115Box 1247, Univ. P. 0., Morehead, Ky. 40351109 North 40th St., Omaha, NE 68131249 High St., Newark, N. J. 07102Box 2938, Nicholls State Univ., Thibodaux, LA 70301Box 1095, Univ. of North Alabama, Florence, Ala. 35630216 Finley Golf Course Rd., Chapel Hill, N. C. 27514University Center, UNC-Charlotte, N. C. 28223120 Yorktown Drive, Wilmington, N. C. 284012401 W. Fraternity Ct., Raleigh, N. C. 27607516 S. Florence, Kirksville, Mo. 63501Box 5165, N. Ga. College, Dahlonega, Ga. 30533610 West Oak, Denton, Texas 76203Box 3684, Natchitoches, La. 714571714 Chautauqua, Norman, Okla. 73069703 University, Stillwater, Okla. 740741516 Colonial Ave., Norfolk, Va. 235172111 Harrison, Corvallis, Ore. 97330P. 0. Box 448, Red Springs, N. C. 28377409 E. Fairmont, State College, Pa. 1680133 Sidney Pl., Brooklyn, N. Y. 11201Presbyterian College, Clinton, S. C. 29325330 N. Grant St., W. Lafayette, Ind. 4790649 2nd St., Troy, N. Y. 12180219 Market St., Salem, Va. 24153Box 2474, Samford Univ., Birmingham, Ala. 352091241 Stetson, DeLand, Fla. 32720P. 0. Box U-1238, University of Alabama, Mobile, AL 36688USC, Box 85111, Columbia, S. C. 29204304 Plant Ave., Tampa, Fla. 336061828 Fraternity Park, Knoxville, Tenn. 37916145 S. Jackson St., Athens, Tenn. 373031702 W. Bancroft St., Toledo, Ohio 43606712 N. Three Notch St., Troy, Ala. 36081Box 89, Valdosta State College, Valdosta, Ga. 31601510 Rugby Rd., Charlottesville, Va. 229031101 Redbud Rd., N. W., Blacksburg, Va. 240604520 21st, N. E., Seattle, Wash. 98105Lock Drawer 903, Lexington, Va. 24450P. 0. Box 1173, Cullowhee, N. C. 28723Box 30, Western Kentucky Univ., Bowling Green, Ky. 42101641 Fayette Pike, Montgomery, W. Va. 25136Wofford College, Spartanburg, S. C. 29301

ASSOCIATE CHAPTERSXIII

XXIIIIXXIIIXXX

XXIV

c/o William Holland, Archon, Box 1388, Buies Creek, NC 27506150 Kentucky Ave., Lexington, Ky. 40502c/o Jim Wilkins, 146 Tarryton Cl. East, Columbus, OH 43228c/o Steven Moritz, 1485 Ferguson Way, San Jose, CA 95129c/o Richard Prewitt, 176 Lynn Haven Dr., Dayton, OH 45431668 West 28th Street, Los Angeles, Calif. 90007Box 5207, Tenn, Tech. Univ., Cookeville, TN 38501

PI Kappa Phi Scholarship FoundationRichard G. Anderson, Chairman121 Charles St.Annapolis, MD 21401

Pi Kappa Phi Properties, Inc.Kelly Bergstron, PresidentSuite 3804, 875 N. Michigan Ave.Chicago, Ill. 60611

Shaker is a ReligionA Pi Kappa Phi from Alpha Tau

Chapter at Rensselaer, Brother Rob-

ert Meader, has an educational

background but a most unusual

present occupation. He is preserv-

ing the physical remains of a dead

religious faith—one founded in the

United States and which died in the

United States.

Its uniqueness stems from it be-

ing built in suicidal nature, there

being only converts with no prop-

agation of children. The descriptive

term "Shakers" is used to identify

this Christian denomination, but its

true name was "Believers in Christ;

Second Appearing."

During the 1800's these people

formed self-sufficient communes,

primarily of an agrarian nature.

They were not dependent upon the

outside world, even preparing their

own medical supplies. These indus-

trious people were also inventors,

having developed such useful items

as the circular saw, flat broom and

washing machine.

Today many are seeking ways to

return to the more self-sufficient

simple life of the past. Brother

Meader is the Director of the Shaker

Museum in Old Chatham, N.Y. One

interested for personal use or just

to be informed should visit this

unique settlement. There he will

find the finest example of a self-

sufficient life available in the Unit-

ed States. This museum is a dedicat-

ed effort on the part of Brother

Meader to retain that which is but

in our past history.Shakers depicted in one of their religious dances.

K

Brother Meaders is the director of this Shaker Museum.

Master of Business Administration:A Degree Program Conducted by The College of Business Administration

Florida Atlantic University

Boca Raton, Florida

The Pi Kappa Phi Master of Business Adminis-

tration Degree Program co-sponsored with

Florida Atlantic University offers the opportu-

nity to earn an MBA Degree without being tied

to a conventional college schedule. This concen-

trated program consists of three week on-cam-

pus sessions each summer and two weeks each

winter for three years. Each fall and spring

between on-campus sessions, the University

faculty will coordinate independent studies.

This unique Degree Program, while changing

the usual format, still observes the academic

standards of the more conventional programs.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

—A Baccalaureate degree demonstrative of com-

petent undergraduate college work. Generally

a 3.0 GPA for the last half of undergraduate

work.

OR—A minimum score of 450 on the Admission

Test for Graduate Study in Business (ATGSB).

CURRICULUM

The completion of ten courses and a thesis

are required for a qualified MBA Degree Pro-

gram. This represents a total of 60 credits.

Approximately 10 classroom contact hours

are required per credit.

SCHEDULE

Each new class group will start in summer (June-

July) and will be eligible for graduation at the

end of three consecutive summers and winters.

Thus, the class that starts in summer, 1976,

will be eligible for graduation in winter, 1978.

VETERANS' BENEFITS—SCHOLARSHIPS—COSTS

The program is approved for Veterans' Benefits

under the G.I. Bill for those in the Armed

Forces after May 31, 1955, allowing many

executives an opportunity to finance the en-

tire program. For those who are not eligible for

Veterans' Benefits, the University provides an

installment plan to suit the individual's needs.

FLORIDAATLANTICUNIVERSITY

FAU is one of nine authorized state universities

in Florida and is fully accredited by the South-

ern Association of Colleges and Schools. The

University is located in Boca Raton, about 45

miles from Miami, 25 miles from Fort Lauder-

dale and 25 miles from Palm Beach.

To obtain a brochure of complete details,

please contact:

Durward W. Owen

Executive Director

Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity

P. 0. Box 15295

Charlotte, N.C. 28210

(704) 523-6000

For application information contact:

Dr. Darab B. Unwalla

Director, Executive MBA Programs

College of Business and Public Administration

Florida Atlantic University

Boca Raton, Florida 33432

(305) 395-5100 (Extension 2908)

Deputy AssistantSecretaryU.S. Navy

J. Palmer Gaillard, Alpha, Charles-ton, mayor of Charleston, SouthCarolina since 1959, has resignedhis office to take the position ofdeputy assistant secretary of theU.S. Navy for reserve affairs.The announcement came through

the office of U. S. Sen. Strom Thur-mond, R—S.C., who recommendedGaillard for the Presidential nomina-tion.

Alpha alumnus and Charleston's

four-term mayor said, "I am highly

honored to be selected. I am de-

lighted to be able to continue to

serve in public affairs and the

nation."The post to which Gaillard has

been named will give the mayor

direct responsibility for the Navy's

personnel program nationwise.

For information on wills and

bequests to the purpose of

scholarships for students,

contact: Richard Anderson,

Chairman, Pi Kappa Phi

Scholarship Foundation, 121

Charles Street, Annapolis,

MD 21401.

Hire a veteran! Especially PiKappa Phi veterans -- but byall means, hire a veteran.They are a forgotten minor-ity.

PI KAPPA PHI

7111 Nations Ford Road, Charlotte, NC. 28210

Founded at The College of Charleston, S.C.

December 10,1904

The Star and Lamp An Educational Publication

1975, VOL. LX1 NO. 4

Durward Owen Editor4n-Chief

Bennett Smith Managing Editor

Changes in address should be reported promptly to

Administrative Office, P.O. Box 15295, Charlotte,

N.C. 28210.

The Star and Lump is published 4 times a year by

the National Council of the Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity,

7111 Nations Ford ltd., Charlotte, NC. in the

months of February, May, August and November.

The life subscription is $15 and is the only form of

subscription. Publications Office, 7111 Nations

Ford Rd., Charlotte, NC. Second Class postage

paid at Charlotte, NC.

InvPI KAPPA PHIP.O. Box 15295Charlotte, N.C. 28210

Second Class PostagePaid at Charlotte, N. C.

MAIL TO:

Pi Kappa Phi, P.O. Box 15295

Charlotte, N.C. 28210

I recommend the following for Pi Kapp Rush:

Name:

Home Address:

College he will attend:

Comment:

Doyour

part...Recommend

a Rushee

Submitted by: Chapter:

Address City State