Elon University - Phi Psi Cli Yearbook (Elon, NC)

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Yi Sf ' . Freshmen . . . Class of 1939 King, Raleigh W. Mashburn. Wilma B. Parker, James Rogers, Jamea Smith, AnneU Vickers. Marshall Kirby, Henry Matlock. Rebecca Parsons. Berthal Rollins, Mary Somers, Vernon Walker, Ernest Kobela. Paul Matthews, PhiUip Payne, Zadie Rudd, Parnell Stallings, Harry Walker, Mary Frances Koonce, William May, Sarah Pell, Sybrant Russell, Roy Stephens, Ona M. Walker. Nestor Glenn Konry, Alfred Mays, Marjorie PhUltps, William Sanderson, Emerson Stimson, Mary Walker, Worth Galloway Latta, Baxter McKown. Jonathan Pickard, Thomas G. Satterfield. Henry Stimson, Robah G. Walleck, Dominic Lea, Artbor McNeill, ZelU Pickett, Thomas Saunders, Robert Stroupe. Carl Webster, George Leary, Herbert Medlin, Alice H. Pollard, Harold C. Sedberry, Grctchen Sugg, Mary S. Weir, Lillian Lindlcy, Andrew Miele. Vito Porter, William Senter, Ralph Taylor, Sidney Wentx, Clifford Cart Liodley, Isaac Miller, Aiihton Rea, Lathan Seoter, Worth Taylor, TiUett White, James Lowdermilk, Charles Miller, Margaret Register, Kenneth Shelton, Amos R. Thompson, Thelma Whitfield, Cooper Lapton, Frederick, Jr. Moize, Sara M. Reid. William J. Shoemaker. Arnold Thompson, Walter WiUmann, Rudolph Madison, Clarence Moricle, Clay Reynolds, Etheline Shoffncr, Robert Thompson, William Willmann. Julia Malbon, Eugene Naeole, Al Reynolds. Neulan Simpson, Dorothy Mae TroUinger, William Wilson, WOliam Woodrow Mangnin, Geraldine Nea!, Brigga Reynolds, WQey Sledge, Eunice N. Umphlett, Carl Wright, Lucy Mae Markham, Mary NoeU, Nathaniel Ricci, Caesar Sloan, Jordan Underwood, Samuel Yancey, Virginia Martin, Margaret Paris, Pearl Robbing, Frances Sloan, Mary Alyce Valasek, MQan Zaleski, John

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Freshmen . . . Oass of 1939 Adcock, Spargeon Alcock, Geo e A. Arnold, Bickett Arnold, LoTuiie Ayscne, Betty Baker. Clayton K. Bsynes, Annie L. Bishop, I.eonard BoUod, Frances Boone, T. N. Boric, John Bowers, Tbnrman Boyce, Edna H. Brannock, EdJth Brantley, Oscar C. Braxton, Vernon Brovn, Ethel L. Carter, Lillian E. Chason, Mary Helen Clapp, William K. Clarke, Dennis Clark, Rath Page Coble, Jay Coldough, Mary Fr« Cole, Ralph CoUyer, John W. Cooke, John Walter Cooke, Marjorie Craven, Mildred Cropp, Wilson W. Dailey, Helen Dameron, J alia Dai , Woodn on, H( irry Day, Bertram Dickens, Stephen Dickerson, John L. Dickey, James Dix, Walter Donovan, Francis Dorsett, William Dow, Frederick Dow, Henry DuMeer, Harry Darham, Marshall Rarle, Willard Earp, Margaret Earp, Thomas Edwards, Morton Elder, Boyd Faucctte. Kenneth Fearrington, Edwin Fcigelson, Seymonr Fleming, Sully W. Fogle, Richard FonvUle, Walter Gaddy, Carl Edmond Gamer, Roy Garrison. Charlie Gideon, Lather GiUispie James Goodes, Yale Goodwin, Frances Gordon, Eugene Grceson, Howard R. Griffin, Thomas Gross, Elmer Grundman, Rigdon Hamilton, Donald Hardison. Joe Harper, Carl Harris. Jim Harris, Wingatc Hauselt, Alfred Haynes, Andrew Hcdgebetb, Emmanuel HcUer, Benjamin Hendricks, Harris Hinton, Robert Hoi den, Rebecca HoUnca, George Holt, Laura Mae Holt, Martha Howcrton, Violet Hughes, LiU Hnnt, John Hurst, Ben Israel, Archie Jenkins, Ruth Johnson, Virginia Jones, William T. Kamea, Harry Kerns, Virginia Ketner, Tony

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FEBRUARY 13tli nrM On February 13, the Alpha chapter of Pi Gamma Mu, National Honorary Social Science Fraternity, celebrated its seventh anniversary as one • of the two distinct honorary fraternities on the campus. On this occasion invitations for membership were extended to those students who had secured an average of 85% on at least thirty semester hours of social science work. Those who signified their desire to become affiliated with the organization this year were: Esther Hoppenstedt, Sara Neese, Louise Brendler, Hilda Lee Heat- wole, Junius Neese, Millard Stevens, Au- brey Todd, James Edwards, Sam Wat- son, Luther Boyd, and Professors J. D. Messick, D. J. Bowden, and Merton French. The Alpha chapter, established at Elon in 1929, has the distinction of being the first national honorary social science fra- ternity to be organized in the state. Mem- bership in this honorary society is, there- fore, a signal honor to any one upon whom it may be conferred. nrM W. L. Cooper, Jr., President Faculty Members: D. J. Bowden, G. D. Colclough, Merton French, C. C. Gulley, A. L. Hook, J. D. Messick, G. T. Prior, J. H. Rountree, L. E. Smith. Student Members: L. C. Boyd, Louise Brendler, Louise Coble, Esther Hoppen- stedt, W. W. Howell, C. A. Hughes, Jr., L. D. Lasser, Sara Neese, W. J. Neese, R. B. Newman, W. M. Stevens, A. C. Todd, S. M. Watson, Jr.