University of Arkansas Monticello - Boll Weevil Yearbook (Monticello, AR)

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Sigma Tan Gamma, now a social fraternity, was founded as a social, professional, and educational fraternity at Central Missoni i State Teachers College, Wrrensburg, Missouri on June 28. 1920. Today there arc 31 active chapters in colleges from New England to the Pacific Coast with a membership of over 9,-000 the largest of any of the national fraternities having chapters on the campus of A. and M. College. In November, 1938 a group of 14 men organized Tan Sigma local fraternity, which on December 1, of the same year, became the I'psilon chapter of the Sigma Tan Gamma. Since that date, 188 members have come under the sign of Allah and have continued to promote true brotherhood and a friendly spirit on the hill. The chapter’s activities during the 1917-48 season have included hayridcs, barn dances, semi-lormals, formats, smokers, and banquets, not to mention the fraternity’s traditional serenading. The Spring Formal was one of the highlights of the A. and M. social calendar this year. The fraternity celebrated the organizing of Upsilon chapter ten years ago by electing Miss Shirley McKin-strv their Rose and Miss Martha Renfroc their Sweetheart. Sigma Tau Gamma has an enviable record for leadership on the campus. Among the Fans were numerous student officers this year, holding such positions as: president of the Student Council, treasurer of the Student Council, editor of the Weevil Outlet, vice president of the Wesley Foundation, reporter for the local honor society. Junior Class President, President of the Physical Education Club. Two were campus Favorites, two were elected to Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges.

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William E. Spoonts President Randolph Daubs................................Historian John D. Jones.................................Secretary Earl Wisncr Secretary Roy E. Roebuck Pice President Durward I urlcv Treasurer James Smith Sgt.-at-Amis MEMBERS W. R. Austin, Kiehaiu Baughman. Jon Barkarotto. John Coker. John C. Carpenter. Carl Foster. Bobby Hardy, Frank Jenkins. Yillis Leslie, Bobby May. Hugh Natter. John Serrett. George Sink. Mark Stcigcrwalt. Henry Toney. Searcy Wilcoxcn, rston Moods. Louis Bluerock. Charles Boardman, Smith Bra' eale. James Cooley. Dewey ’Cooper. Norman Echols. Charles Elkins. Rudolph Gandy, Bill Gandy. Charles Haley, Wesley Harrington. Bill Hcinlcv. Richard Hill. Fritz Hudson, Mike Krivascski. Kenneth Leslie. Tommy Mcllan. Guy Morris. Don Oglesby. Buddy Barker. Bobby Porter. I hurman Ray. Jack Richards, Billv Shelton. Kenneth Smith. George Townsend, Gene Stewart, Richard Thompson. Bill Smith. Sponsor.

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PHI SIGMA CHI Betty End lam President Mrs. Bess Freeman I'ire President Mary Aline Reed T reasurer Bobbyc Moore Secretary Catherine Turner Reporter Dorothy Harvey Sgt.-at-A ruts Sue Tullos Sgt.-at-Arms Mrs. Alma G. Harvey Sponsor MEMBERS Edna Bordeaux Clarice Byrd Mary K. Britt Tommie Carpenter Mary Frances Chapman Helen C. Dickinson Aline Etheridge Mary Ruth Estelle Cornelia Echols Billie Evans Jean Fundcrburg Marie Fletcher Mary L. Ginther Elizabeth Hughes Acele Janes Patsy Kelly Louise McCloy Marilyn McMillan Barbara Martin Joyce Parish Judy Shaw Mary Turbeville Elida White