Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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Ulau ICappa lEpBilon iiiHiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiuiiiiiiiii Jiiii p. Kcefer, H. an licet, Mrs. McCaslin, J. Hustu R. 1, R. li Hender Row I ; J. Lemon, T. Johns R. McCaij;, L. Morford. Row 2: W. Frenell, W. Reckel, J. Forbes, E. Br M. Rcid, R. Ward, W. Davis, F. HershberKcr. Row 3: S. Zimmerman, W. Forsythe, D. Hill, R. Thornbers, J. NX ' iJford, C. Gavm, J. Swcitzer, G. Bastion, D. Kleinkopf, R. Johnson. Row 4: J. Campbell, R. Taikin, J. Torrence, W. Butcher, R. Burnett, D. Whiteman, D. Hcrsh- beri;er, R. Latham, D. McGau,i;hey, F. Hanna, B, Ady, E. Picard, J. Campbell. The year 1947-1948 was again a year of success for the men of Tau Kappa Epsilon. A powerful organization flourished its potentialities in college politics, sports, and extra-curricular activities. Hospitality plus, seeped from the big white house on Broadway as it extended its welcome to all in various open houses. Strong and successful today, stronger and more successful tomorrow. TKE OFFICERS Prytanis Harry Van Fleet Epi-Prytanis Roger Fritz Grammateus Jack Huston Crysopholos Eldon Keefer Histor Locke Morford Hegemon Theodore Johnson Pylortes John Lemon Hypophetes Roger McCaig [25}

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ft Ipta pt|T Row 1 (left to right) Row 2: J. Thompson P. Clark J. Theisin M. Trainor J.Ray V. Haun M. J. McEwen M. L. McCuUough M. McCallum J. Wayne M. Watson Row 3: I. Gardiner E. Davis Row 4: J. Sachs A. VerPloeg P. Rueble M. McBride M. Finley A. Seidel R. Speer M. Larson J. Fogleson J. Lauer E. Schmetter J. Smith Rush Captain Nancy Buchanan Pledge Captain Gwen Keating [24}

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®au SCappa EpHtlnn Row 1 r S. Avey, George Hartun; ' , D. Parkinson, C. Bruning, J. Wilcox, G. Yeager, G. Martin. Row 2: H. Gildemeister, P. Wheeler, J. Rathburn, L. Hoover, W. Malloy, G. Johnson, D. Rogers, W. Steffen, D. Kirk, R. Scholten, J. Riggs, R. Bell. Pledge Activities TKE pledges, lending their artistic and theatrical talents, brought home the first place bacon in the Homecoming stunt night. Active in almost every phase of college life, these pledges also remained at the high scholastic level which has kept their chapter on top scholastically. [26]