University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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FREEMAN LEWIS WEBB JOPLING SMITH. J. Y. MAY. D. F. FUSSELL HYMAN MCCALL. S. F WHITESIDE KING MOREDOCK EDWARDS ATKIN BRIDGES FARMER GUNTER JONES. T. KEEFE SMITH. H. PEPPER DEWELL BRINSDN HARRIS HIGHTOWER MUCALL. F. L MORGAN ROREBECK WITHERS YATES EMBRY. V. BUNKLEY CROWDER DAVIS DUNN EMBRY, I' JOHNSTON LAWHDRN LEE LOVEJOY MAY, F. ROBERTS SHACKELFORD SWEGER WILBANKS

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FRATRES QIIN URBE .!'. X' MAE ,,.f .Rf-9 APPA Alpha was founded at Wasil- ington College, now Washington and Lee UIIiversity, Lexington, Virginia, in 1865. lt was first intended, perhaps, to be a local organization and was named Phi Kappa ClIi, but, because of possible con- fusion with Phi Kappa Psi, this designa- tion was quickly abandoned for Kappa Alpha. During the second session of its existence, S. Z. AInIIIen ltliljtlllle a lllelll- her. The motto, ritual, and plan of organ- ization were due chiefly to his labors so that he is considered tlIe founder of the present Kappa Alpha Order. The fra- ternity was established with tlIe idea of creating an organization to foster and maintain tlIe IIIanners, customs, and ideals of character and achievement, other than sectional , of the Southern people. The fraternity has confined itself to tlIe South with the exception of planting three chapters in California. Kappa Alpha was founded at Florida when a charter was granted to Beta Zeta chapter at Lake City in 1904. The frater- nity was later moved to Gainesville with the starting of the University in this city. Since then Kappa Alpha lIas prospered to the extent of having among its members two Rhodes Scholars, a president of the Student Body, five captains of tlIe foot- ball team, and a president of tlIc Uni- versity, Albert A. Murphrec, perhaps tlIe South's most outstanding educational leader. Listed among outstanding K.A.'s iII Florida are: John Alsop, former mayor of Jacksonville, W. M. Christie, Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives, J. Rex Farrior, State's Attorney, Tampa Circuit, Edwin Cranberry, noted poet, E. Clay Lewis, former speaker of tilt! Florida House of Representatives, Ray- IIICI' Maguire, former president of the State Alumni Association, Claude Pep- per, U. S. Senator from Florida, Ludd Spivey, president of Southern College, and Fred Valz, chairman of the Jackson- ville City Commission. Outstanding active members include: Ben Bridges, John Dewell, Thorpe Fus- sell, Herman Cunter, Pat Hyman, Wallacte Jopling, A. J. Lewis, Don May, Howe Moredoek, and Curtis Roreheck. KAPPA ALPHA Founded in 1865 at Washington and Lee University Beta Zeta Chapter Installed in 1904 FLOWER-Magnolia and Rose C.0I.ORS-CJVIJITISOII and Old Gold V FRATRES 'IN FACULTATE C. A. ROIIIQRTSON A. A. MURIIHRI-:Ia W. S. PERRY Llfzwls HAIKIIAGIC V F. BUCHOLZ E. F. CANNON W. S. GRAHAM B. D. HIIsRs H. R. S'l'ltlNGFEl.I.0W E. C. MCVOY JOHN MURPHRIQE J AMI-:s AMIII-:Rc WILSON FREEMAN D. THORPE Fussi-:LL l,A'l I'0N IIYMAN ROIIIJR1' l'lIl'1ll!-3 ERNIcs'r ATKIN BEN BRIIIGI-is BILL DAVIS J. L. EIIWARIIS SIII-IIIDON IlRINsoN JOHN DIcwIeLL VIc'I'OR IQMIIRY THOMAS HAIIRIs ESTON CROWIIICIK J. W. DUNN FAIN EMIIIIY FRATRES IN UNIVE C. THOMAS S. A. HORN G. W. WEI.CH C. R. DAWSON R. R. RIcIIARIIsoN C. A. POUNII V Class of .1933 WALLACI-2 JOPLING ARTHUR Lewis SAMUEL MCf1Al.I. Howe lVI0ltl'1ll0CK Class of 1939 TOM FARMI-:R IJERMAN CUNTIEII THOMAS JONIIs Class of 1940 FnANcIs MCCALL FRANK MOIIIQAN CURTIS RORIQIIIICR 1i0l!lCll'l' WI1'HL:Rs Class 0411941 WILLIAM JOHNs'roN .lAMes LAWHORN JAMIas Lmc FOUN1' MAY RSITATE CIccIL GRACICY D. E. l3IsHoI' W. R. THOMAS, JR. W. A. SHANIIS E. A. TAYLOR H. BISHOP IS. F. WILLIAMsON LIAMILTON OVEN JAM as ICING JULIAN SMITH AR'I'H UR Wann CIf:oIIGIc WPIl'l'ESllJl'I JOHN ISICICFE DON MAY FRANK PEIIPIQR HARRY SMITH WILLIAM YA'I'I:s JOSIQPH BUNKLIQY G. B. LovI:.IOY Jll-ZNIKY ROl!lCll'TS JAROII SHAcIcIII.IfoIm JACK Swlarzlca JOI-IN WILIsANIcs '330'

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Y, ., ..,....... 7 APPA SigIIIa was founded by five friends und brothers at tlIe University of VirgiIIia in 1869 and began its program of expansion in 1873 when a chapter was established at Trinity College, North Carolina. Tile fraternity spread rapidly throughout the South until 1880 when Kappa Sigma became the first Southern fraternity to establish a chapter in the North. During tlIe first fourteen years of its life, tlIe fraternity faced tlIe anti-frater- nity rules and faculty opposition of the period, and had mueh to do with the breaking down of opposition to fratern- ities all through the South. Kappa Sigma chapters now total 107 with 36,000 living members. Delta Delta chapter at the University of Florida began its career as Delta Rho, a local organization that was chartered by Kappa Sigma in 1922. Since that time, Delta Delta has produced three presi- dents of the student body and a goodly number of outstanding Florida men. Outstanding Delta Delta alumni are: Judge Brantley Brannon, Lake City, Judge J. W. Holland, Miami, John 0. Nolte, Jaeksonvilleg Royall P. Terry., Miami, and Judge Selwyn C. Ives, Se- bring. On the campus they are represented in activities by George Means, Al Trafford and Otis Farrington and in athletics by Eddie Joe Long, Captain ofthe 1937 base- ball team, and Ed Manning in Varsity Football. K A P P A S I G IVI A Founded at the University of Virginia in 1860 Delta Della Chapter Installed in 1922 FLowER-Lily of the Valley CoLoRs-ScarleI, DR. B. W. AMIcs DR. J. M. LIQAKI4: DII. XVILMON NEWDLI. BERT IIUTSON JAMIcs G. LARCIII: RICHARD J. BI+:s'I'olI BIQIINAIID CoKI-:II J A Mas li. HoDCI-:s O'I'Is I'lARl1lNG'l'0N MARsIIAI.L BIIAINARD Wll.I.IS M. COCHIIANI: CeoIICIa CRIMES JACK MCA. I-IoDDINs MAUIIICIQ A. Aus1'IN 1'IliltIiERT W. CLARK S'rIcvIc P. LIQI: JAIIIIIS R. BLACK TI-IoMAs COCIIIIANI: llflllilrl CALHOUN JACK D. CLAIIKD EDWIN C. CLARKE GIaoIIcIa H. Swear C lAMPllE1.I. TAPPIIN '332 V FRATRES IN FACULTATE DII. A. L. SHI-JAI.l.Y DR. T. M. SIIvII'soN DR. C. E. IJOLLAND V FRATRES IN URBE C. J. IIARRIS V FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1938 EDDIE Jon LoNI: Geonur: MI:ANs Joe MoIIAN JAMIcs PARRANIORIQ Class of 1939 R.0Illil1T B. LI':oNARD JoI-IN MAIIsIIAI.I. PAUL PAII'rIIIDCI': JoI-IN l.,0l1'I' Class of 1940 IIAROLD PATTISHALI. JAIvIIas K. SDIIIII:-I JAIvIIf:s W. McCAnIa Class of 1941 l.'A'I'. FORD MAc I . I'IoAeI.AND JACK M. IQRONI-I JoIIN H. LAIRD HAYNIES R. MAnoNr:Y GIIOIICI-: S. XVALZ CHARLES WILLIS W hile and Emerald T. J. PIICGINS G. M. TURNER WILI.IAM J. CARLI-:'I'oN EARL I'IAltllEE RALI-II S'I'oU'I'AMIIII-: RAYMOND SAGE iIEAYMf,NI,SC0vII4III'1 AL TIIARIIOIID GII.IIIaII'I' TURNICII ltoDI':R'r TEIIIIY HAIIIvIoN Howe ED. CURIIINc'I'0N 14111. MANNINC XVILLIAM THoIvII'soN Nl'1II. WIQLLIVIAN RICHARD F. LOGAN lfltlill M. l'ADDoCK 1toImII'I' Y. PATTERSON FRANK PYLE NIQAI. SINCLAIII IIAIHKY SIsII:LI:R TIIoIvIAs VAUCI-IAN MIEAIJIC S'I'0CKIlI'2LL