Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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TOP ROW- Zook. Strobelin. Lewis, Gregory. Piatt, Schierbaum, Bell, Legner. Harvey. SECOND ROW: Mayo. Ross. Jacobs. MacKellar. Waite. Gathman, Jacobson. Putman. THIRD ROW: Culhson, Lawhorn. de Hull Ferguson. Tyler. Carpenter. Krause, Price. Wilkes. FOURTH ROW: Burns. Stiehl. Vogt. Newel. League. Martin, McLaughlin, Bebensee. FIFTH ROW: Spillers. Allbright. Harlan Cook Loy, Vogel Miller FRONT ROW: Van Houten. Kaser. Carpenter. Anderson, Davidson, Fitch, Whitford, Bishop. Tail Kappa Epsiloii Tail Kappa Epsilon v ' as the outgrowth of a note ot protest which took form and be- came the Knights of Classic Lore. The purpose was declared to be a union for the aid of college men in mental, moral, and so- cial development. From the beginning, their meeting time was spent chiefly in a study of the classics. This tradition has been perpetu- ated in the fraternity down to the present day in that an hour and one-half of one even- ing each week is devotea oy each chapter to a program of practical if not literary con- cern. These are known as Content Pro- grams. Epsilon chapter was founded in 1915. Its publication is the Teke; the flower, the red carnation; the colors are cherry and gray; and the jewel, the white pearl. Officers for fall and winter quarters are: President Everett T. Anderson; vice-presi- dent, Arthur H. Davidson; secretary, James A. Fitch; treasurer, Floyd W. Whitford. Members in the faculty are P. H. Elwood, F. C. Miller, R. D. Miller, and O. E. Tauber. Graduate members are Edwin Wellhausen, Robert Fisher, and Jackson Rigney. Senior active members are Richard All- bright, Bauer Bishop, Arthur Davidson, Dwight Garner, Robert Jacobson, Warren League, Armand Legner, Robert Lewis, Le- roy MacKellar, and Hal Van Houten. Juniors: Theodore Anderson, Richard Car- penter, Raymond Gathmann, Donald Kaser, August Krause, Lewis McLaughlin, Floyd Whitford, and Robert Wilkes. Sophomore members are James Codlin, James Cullison, John de Hull, John Fergu- son, James Fitch, Jack Gregory, Robert Law- horn, Donald Schierbaum, Roy Zook. The pledges are: Bruce Bebensee, Robert Bell, Walter Burns, Ralph Carpenter, Marvin Freed, Luther Harvey, Robert Jacobs, Henry Martin, Howard Mayo, Otis Miller, Harold Newel, Lloyd Piatt, Robert Price, Gordon Putman, Clifford Robinson, David Ross, Ker- mit Spillers, James Stiehl, Myrle Strobehn, Eldon Tyler, Ralph Vogel, Kenneth Vogt, and John Waite. 224 Ash 240 w e s o isr V » e 1

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TOP ROW: Garnett. Elijah, Costigan. Murphy, Carpenter, Daugherty, Goodman, Johnson. SECOND ROW: J, Linder, M. Marks, Latham, Alyea, Plager, VVhitacre, Higley. THIRD ROW: Best, Moen, Horr, Hall. Linn. Millstein. K, Linder, Saddoris, FRONT ROW: Stewart, W. Marks. Newell, Eichhorn, Whitmore, Hartman, Kerekes, Lorch. Sigma Pi At the annual meeting of Tau Phi Delta of Vincennes University, Vincennes, Indiana, the name of the organization was changed to Alpha chapter of the Sigma Pi fraternity. Tau Phi Delta was established at Vincennes in 1897 The following year the attendance at the university was depleted when most of the male students enlisted as a unit for ser- vice in the Spanish-American War. The so- ciety was kept alive throughout this period by Founder R. R. James, who was accorded sympathetic support by the faculty. For ten years it was the sole men ' s Greek-letter or- ganization in the institution. The colors of the fraternity are lavender and white, with gold as an auxiliary. The flower is the lavender orchid, with lilac and the white rose together as alternates. The Sigma Pi members in the faculty are G. Hartman, F. Kerekes, F. Lorch, R. Paus- tian, and L. O. Stewart. Gwynn Garnett and Lerroy Jones are the graduate members. The senior active members are John Eich- horn, Lowell Goodman, and Elton Whitmore. Junior actives include Donovan Carpenter, Leonard Higley, Kenneth Linder, Frank Linn, John Newell, and Thomas Saddoris. The sophomores are Abram Alyea, James Bredle, Lawrence Costigan, William Daugh- erty, Alvin Johnson, Ray Latham, Jack Lin- der, Warren Marks, John Whitacre, and Keith Wiser. The pledges of Sigma Pi are David Best, Robert Elijah, Robert Garnett, Monroe Hall, William Horr, Floyd Latham, Morris Marks, John Myies, Thomas Millstein, Allen Moen. Vaughn Morrison, Rich ... O. Murphy, and Eugene Plager. 311 Ash r Si S, m e V Q s m 239 T T Kl

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TOP ROW: Robert Johnson. Fawcett. Dodds, Dishinger. Kentfield. Strieker. F. Fawcett. Moberg. SECOND ROW: Eagles. W. Johnson. Amick, Newcom. Richard Johnson. Garner. Hughes. Glassburner. Porter. THIRD ROW: MacRae. Schlott. Slade. Zingg. C. Dodds. Judy, Wilson. Andross. Horn. Theta Chi In 1856, two young men at Norwich Uni- versity, Vermont, founded Theta Chi fra- ternity, incorporating it under the laws of Vermont in 1888. Not until 1902, forty-six years after it was founded, would the fra- ternity recognize petitioning bodies despite the fact that its constitution provided for na- tionalization and that locals from all sections of the country approached it, often sending delegations to the little Vermont town of Noi ' thfield. After the Beta chapter was in- stalled, five years elapsed before another charter was granted. Since that time the fraternity has expanded steadily though con- servatively. During the Civil War the alumni and ac- tive membership of Theta Chi volunteered for service practically 100 percent. Many members served in the Spanish-American War, and 63 percent of the membership vol- untarily enlisted during the World War. The fraternity colors are military red and white. The flower is the red carnation. From the local Mohawk organization at Iowa State, Alpha Mu of Theta Chi was es- tablished in 1922. The faculty members are J. E. Foster, E. I. Fulmer, J A. Hopkins, T. MacRae, and C. H. Werkman. P. T. Parker is a graduate member. The senior active members are Cullen Dodds, Floyd Fawcett, William Johnson, Forrest Judy .and Robert Porter. Charles Amick, Roy Kentfield, and War- ren Zingg are the juniors. Sophomore actives are Donald Eagles, Al- fred Fawcett, Fred Glassburner, Frederic Schlott, Llewellyn Slade, and Harry Wilson. RoUo Andross, James Dishinger, Roderick Dodds, Wayne Garner, William Horn, Wil- liam E. Hughes, Richard A. Johnson, Robert Johnson, Keith Moberg, Sammy Newcom, and Thomas Strieker are pledges. 219 Af:h m El s V e m 241 T la s E » s? - « o