Union College - Garnet Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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P 1 H F WILLIAM T. ELDIQED THOMAS J. VVADE ......... DANIEL F. FLINN ........ PHILIP W. BANKER GORDON R. DELI. RODLIRICIQ T. CLARK JOI-IN C. ENc.:LIsII GEORGE F. I-TARRIs ALLEN W. l'll2N,DI5RSON DORSEY F. HLlCi'l'l ES Pi Delta Epsilon UNION CHAPTER President . ...... ......... . . Vice-Pmxr-idcnt Secretary-T1'easzmIr AERAIIAM C. LEVIN15 FRANK C. MAXON, JR. lVlELVIN B. MYERs TROBIERT S. GPPENHEIM JOSEPII SAIDEL TI-IOIXIAS J. WADE DONALD C. WALKER CHARLES E. VVILLIAMS FRATRES IN FACULTATE DEAN CIIARLEs F. F. GARIS PROF. MAX XNAINGER PROP. IQAYMUND l'll2RRICK MR. D. RICI'IARD WEEIQS PROE. HAROLD A. LARRAIH-IIE MR. TVIILTON ENZER Pi Delta Epsilon is at national honorary journalistic fraternity whose pur- pose is to encourage Ul1ClC1'g1'Zl.ClLl21lCS to compete for positions On the editorial boards of college publications and to train them in writing. 263 'll Z'K1!Q'f P 5113 63 34 ' Wm. swf QL +7 J- 4- ,Y l I'- , -l i -- RE '.?- F1154 J-X ilk!! 4 Lf 4.w.:e- ' bi ' J l '- - l Q I i-Ir D' 5 41-. :Dav ie yr- -- is ski I ihi. 5.4!

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o l P1 Gamma Mu 1 4 l i NEXV YORK ALPHA CHAPTER PROP. H. R. ENSLOW, Clzcuzccllor PROP. W. LEON GODsIIALL PROF. A. GORDON DIiXN'liY PROP. VVILLIAKI XV. BENNETT PROIP. CIIARLEs N. XNVALDRON DANIliL VXIIQIZKS VVILFORD TQETZ PTAROLD lX lACGOXX'AN, P1'es'idci1it GEORGE TLIARRIS, Vice Prcsifient 'WILLIAM R. LAFLURE, SL'C7'L'l'U7'jY LEWIS L TMTORWITZ, Treasizrcr l-QODERICK T. CLARKE ALLEN RIZRNSTEIN IXLBIZRT VV. D1ilXfIiN'I1'I2O VVILLIAM P. TWALNICR VVELD ID. ScIIOONIxIAIcER PETER C. SH ER WOOD GEOIQGE SMITH CTEORGIZ T. HEEIPERNAN THOMAS VVADIE L. REED TRIP? HENRY VV. TULLOCH Pi Gamma Mu was founded at Wfinlield, Kan., in l9Z4. It is a national social science honor society with the purpose Of encouraging underg'1'zIduate Study Of social science. Alpha Chapter Of New York was established at Union in 1926. , 262 I l

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The Terrace Council - Senior Society Twenty-seven years ago the Terrace Council was formed as an honorary senior organization. Membership on the council has become one of the liigliest lionors that can be conferrecl on any Union stuclent by his fellow classmates. Each spring on Moving-Up clay, seven of the n1oving-up Junior class are Htappeclu by the retiring council. Extra-curricular activity, scholastic attainment, leadership, and popularity are all taken into consideration when new councilmen are tappecl . Prior to last year, the Terrace Council was the governing body on the campus. Wlitli the creation of the Student Council, it was no longer necessary for the Terrace Council to act in that capacity. Now the only duty assumed by the council is the running of the Blocl:-Uzdinner. OFFICERS Asimzozuf L. L. l.'ll'l'l'llI2I.I. ........ President G, Cilamiali BARNIJI1' . .S'er1'v!cz1'y Romani' li. lXlURRAY ......... Vzre-P1'es1'fle11l DKlN.'NI.Il E. Nl1'L'IlRI:XN ......... Tl'l'tI.V11I'L'l' Fluzniaiucii VV. l,JIl.L, XVi1.i.mM T. Euuuan 'lqI'lUM:XS P. l:lNliG.'XN , i 264