Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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Alplja ®au ®m?ga Bottom Row (left to nght) : Kenneth Azbell, Donald Sachs, Jerry RuJJ, Geori;e Brown, Donald Gray, John Stewart, Al Parmenter, Neil Stewart, Walker Robb. Middle Row (left to right) : James Ginter, Lewis Murphy, Channing Pratt, John Ohler, William HoUiday, Jack Francis, William Ebenezer, Gilbert White, Malcolm Briggs, David Hamnett, Phillip Weber. Top Row (left to right) : Byford Anderson, Lynn Jenks, Edward Daw, Donald Chew, Robert Scheldrup, Oral Kost, Eugene Missavage, Leland Marshall, Robert Fuhr. The first pledge class of the Illinois Epsilon Nu chapter of Alpha Tau Omega made an outstanding record during the past year. During Homecoming they won first place in house decorations and parade floats, and took a second place award in the stunt night skits. Freshman athletics saw many of these men in every sport available, and the future fighting Scots will see plenty of action when varsity sports get under- way next year. [18]

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Alplja Sau ®mrga Bottom Row (left to right): Richard Washburn, Kenneth Brechbill, Martin Neill, Donald Davis, Kenneth Clark, Dougald Cameron, William Lynch, Robert Matson, Dwight Tubbs, Donald Pearson. Second Row (left to right): Robert Cunningham, Joseph Staudenbaur, Robert Overton, Richard Wilkins, Thomas Murphy, Christian Koenig, William Wasson, Gerald Sauer, Roland Schmitt, Clarence Anderson, William X ' ehymucller. Third Row (left to right): Robert McClintock, Donald Tezak, Donald Dcets, John Fleming, William Cashin, Leroy Pierce, Edward Sachs, Yale Richardson, Donald Johnson, Erwin Mikeseil, Harry Kappel, James Musgove, Kirby Frymire. Top Row (left to right): Greg Falls, Burrell Calhoun, Donald Bowman, Roderick Towsley, Ray Van Dyke, Robert Porter, Donald Baird, Carlton Johnson, Arthur Lauer, Fienry Tubbs. The first year on the campus found the hang together Taus doing just that and coming through with their azure blue and gold colors flying. Athletics, intramurals, social affairs, student activities, and any- thing concerned with college life, the Taus lent their organization. A great deal more can be expected from the men in the house on the hill in the coming years at Monmouth College. OFFICERS W. M John Camp W. C Lerov Pierce V. K. A. W. U Donald Johnson W. S. W. K. E Edward Sachs W. Scribe Yale Richardson Edward Jacoby ...William Cashin [17]

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IKappa iflta Back Row (left to right): Marcia Talbot, Lorraine Marshall, Jane Dykhuizen, Jean Brown, Marion Huey, Linda Simmons, Janet Hogue, Jane Martain, Joan Bovard, Myrlc Gerkin, Theo Stass, Elaine Fulljames, Jean Ericson, Margaret Pilchard, Lois Staudenbaur, Charlene Keim, Lois McMicken, Elaine Johnson, Betty Ohlinger, Gretchen Clark. Second Row (left to right) : Jewell Price, Judy Heath, Irma White, Gloria Holland, Roberta Enloe, Joyce Briggs, Roberta Hancock, Joyce Carlson. Front Row (left to right) : Laila Gabriel, Ellen Robeson, Margaret Elmore, Triss Mann, Alice Edwards, Barbara Lamb. Kappa Delta was founded at Virginia State Normal College on October 23, 1897. The chapter here, Beta Gamma, was first a local sorority called Theta Chi Mu. In October, 19. 6, it joined with the national organization of Kappa Delta. The girls in green and white worked through another year of activ- ities on and off campus, including their annual pirate party, monthly olive binges, baskets and clothing for the needy at Christmas, the formal Holly Hop, seals for crippled children, the senior serenade — all this and more as they stood smiling behind their diamond pins. OFFICERS President Gloria Holland Vice-President Roberta Enloe Secretary Irma White Treasurer Joyce [19]