Centenary College of Louisiana - Yoncopin Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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JL MS . £ Allen, Bland, Bullock, Burks, Clarke Coleman, Dietrich, Druetta . . Edwards, Glover, Grail, Holloway, Jolly, Kniepp, McAneny McKay Maddox, Norton, G., Norton, R., Owens, Swyers, Wall, Wellborn, Williams. Officers President Richard Norton Vice-President Frank McAneny Secrefary Cecil Bland Measurer Taylor Wall MEMBERS: Cecil Bland, James Bullock, Eugene Clarke, Russell Coleman, Carlton Graff F W Kniepp tRANK McAneny, Gaines Norton, Richard Norton, Lee Owens, William Swyers, Taylor W ll William Wellborn. PLEDGES: Richard Allen, John Allums, Robert Bass, Edgar Burks, Paul Cope, Albert Copeland Melbourne Crawford Jack Dietrich, Will Druetta, George Edwards, Prince Glover, John Hardin, Bryant Holoman Raymond Jolly, Frank McGlathery, David McKay, Russell Maddox, Carroll Osbone, C. W. Williams. ' LAMBDA CHI ALPHA

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ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER Officers President Gilbert Hetherwick Vice-President Irl Harper Secretary Camp Flournoy Treasurer John Marshall MEMBERS: Roland Achee, Horace Alvord, David Barton, Zack Bennett, G. L. Blaxton, Tom Bush, Phil Clifton, Jack Comegys, Robert Eatman, Camp Flournoy, Richard Gibbs, John Gilcrease, Irl Harper, E. W. Harris, John Haygood, Gilbert Hetherwick, Norman Hunter, Barron Johns, Jr., Albert G. Johnson, Jr., Jack Keenan, Collier Kinnebrew, Jack Madden, John W. Marshall, Jr., Lester Moore, Alec May, Lawrence May, Al Richardson, Leroy Scott, Arthur Shuey, Charles Stamper, Joe Stephens, Burl Sullivan, Clint Teacle, Norman Walker, James Webb, Jr., Edwin Whited, Bruce Williams. PLEDGES: Billy Jack Bennett, William Booth, Warren Fulton, Tom Griffith, Frank Hall, Roy Lyons, Robert Mitchell, Bennie Ray Oliphant, William Patton, Robert Pugh, Tyler Pirtle, Robert Raley, James Robins, E. B. Robinson, Robert Spooner, William Stephens, C. H. Vandegaer, Joe Walters, James Youngelood. In fhe field of individual accomplishments, the Chapter began its string of victories early when Tom Griffith and Lester Moore captured the presidencies of the Sophomore and Freshman classes. Camp Flournoy, Buddy Kinnebrew, and foe Stephens were elected to other positions in the Senior and Junior classes. In the scholastic field, the Chapter had many representatives in both the honorary scholastic fraternities, with Gilbert Hetherwick and Ro- land Achee heading Alpha Chi and Alpha Sigma Pi, respectively, and Jack Marshall as secretary of the former. Prexy Hetherwick, Centenary Gentleman, and Flournoy, Most Pop- ular Boy, were president and treasurer, respectively, of the Student Senate. The science department named David Barton president of Sigma Pi Sigma, honorary physics fraternity, with Leroy Scott as secretary. In the language department, Clint Teacle and Al Richardson were vice- presidents of the French and Spanish Clubs, with Roland Achee head- ing the Dramatics Club. The journalism field found Retiring President Hetherwick turning the editorship of the Conglomerate over to Presi- dent-elect Joe Stephens. These two with Camp Flournoy also repre- sented the school in the annual publication of Who ' s Who. Prexy Bert paddles The KA Homecoming float with Little Walt, mascot. Shcot the moon to me, Camp boy.

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THETA RHO ZETA CHAPTER Living up to the tradition of Lambda Chi Alpha, Theta Rho Zeta chapter has completed the school year, 1941-42, with a much increased membership and outstanding scholastic honors in the National Fraternity. The chapter gained national recognition with the announcement that it ranked second in ratings of the eighty-nine chapters throughout Canada and the United States. This school year has been under the capable leadership of President Richard Norton, with the able assistance of Vice-President Frank McAneny, Cecil Bland as treasurer, and William Swyers as a most capable secretary since Taylor Wall answered the call of Uncle Sam. Several other members are also serving in the armed forces. Former president, Lt. Fred Mc- Clanahan is in the air corps; Lt. Gains Norton and former alumni advisor Roy Montgomery are also missing from the little lodge with green blinds. Special recognition is given to Noisy Montgomery for his help and support, without which the chapter would have been in a quandry at times. Also deserving special recognition is Pledge Master Carlton Graff, who has rendered a most unique service in seeing that the pledges receive proper training. The fall semester began with the usual rushing, the opening gun being a banquet given at the Caddo Hotel by the chapter and alumni. The closing of a successful rush week was a picnic at the Shreveport Boat Club on Cross Lake. A dance filled the bill later on which marked the beginning of Theta Rho Zeta again taking its rightful place in social activities on the campus. One of the chapter ' s outstanding initiates this year is an honorary member, Professor Wil- liam G. Phelps. The chapter owes Professor Phelps a vote of thanks for his interest and help in the fraternity. Wonder what poor McAneny did?