Colby College - Oracle Yearbook (Waterville, ME)

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C 01 Quote? i150Or'dQ1Qf RATERNTTIES work for two factorsg the college, and the individual. There should be another factor: they should work f-or each other. The only feature of the present fraternity conditions that is tending to create feeling against them is the lack of a uniform pledging system. The iirinest bond to cement the fraternities together would be a signed agreement guaranteeing that a man once pledged by one organization would n-ot be approached by representa- tives of any other. This would seem to be the final step towards good feeling that would result in the total abandonment of fraternity politics in college elections. 16

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11115619 1 QOI-AQIQ, Obftirera Ghz Qlnrpuratiun ARTHUR JEREMIAH IQOBERTS, A.M. I-ION. LESLIE C. CORNISH, LLD. Preqidwzf 'Tl'LL.YfL'6.S' I!iC6-P7'EJ'fd671ff and ex-0jj5c'i0 Chairm2m of the Board of XWILFORD G. CHAPMAN, A.M. GEORGE K. BOUTELLE, LLD. EW! ARTHUR JEREMIAH ROBERTS, AM. LESLIE C. CORNISH, LLD. CHARLES PHILLIPS CHIPMAN, AB. :HERBERT CARLYLE LIBBY, AB. FLORENCE SARGENT CARLL, A.B. 2 Qlnllege Acting Dean of the PVO 18 S6Cl'8fU7':5i T1'eczsm'e1' President l7ice-Pofesidmu .LZ'bl'ClI'1.U7L Regisfraz' 111617173 Dz'z'iJi0n