William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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KADIDA 'Gif ff BRANT, E. BRANT, R. CLIRTON MCDONALD MORALES PARKER ROBERTSON SETTLE SUTHERLAND TAYLOR PLEDGES: jarr Robert Harris Holt Howard jones Marshall - Jack Riggs Maysville Mi' Harold Taylor Slater 'B' ACTIVES: Melvin Thompson Liberty Lon M. Sutherland Raytown William Mann Kansas City Edward McDonald Liberty George White Eagle, C' Talton Parker Sb- rr' 1' ' Robert DeMas.. OFFICERS Presidef' VI 'F ,I 2 Amr QW .-3-11, Ylfllrflffl page Eighty-One

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IIGMA NU tl, FWX U 'F H, , f' if I Y ' , I auf?-ImiMs'Q S' a H ll W asf' Sigma Nu fraternity was founded at Virginia Military Institute, January 1, 1869. Beta Xi chapter was established in 1894 and soon thereafter possessed the first fraternity house in Liberty, the historic old brick mansion on North Water Street. The fraternity has 96 chapters located in the principal colleges and universi- ties of the United States. Among the alumni are Zane Grey, novelist, Charles Chick Sale, comedian, the govenors of the states of Washington and Georgia, ex- senator Roscoe Patterson of Missouri, Hubert Eaton, Jewell graduate and sponsor of Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, California. Mr. Eaton is also the pos- sessor of the largest collection of Italian Statuary in America and was recently decorated by the Italian Crown. The fraternity colors are Black, White, and Gold. The flower is the white rose and the official song is The White Star of Sigma Nu . Sigma Nu began as a Southern fraternity but with establishment of chapters at Missouri University and William Jewell in the last two decades of the past cen- tury, the sectional rut was overcome and the organization extended from coast to coast. The fraternity magazine, The Delta , appears four times a year and Was one of the first fraternity magazines in existence. D Of forty-seven Jewell men in Who's Who in America , eleven are Sigma Nus. L H1 - ' - J A . L-F lv Q' V H I all 'Z 0' Q ,-,2 I5 ,wi , 1 I f Kgs ' I , fr ' ug' fl-'lov' , I ' i ' I. I 'I' 'JJ Vg pil? . E. 5 , 'Ji J, 1232.5-f,'1q,'i,., 'I 4 t , I H59 2 - mlm . lim lf! sw3H':'?'f' f ' ,g ,tx If , . I ,VI ui 7 mf, . I I I I as-1. ff JW V ' RI f' mnuu E',3l-'QEUNVW-' 'f rim li' . -3 5 2' 'rt' ' X It f lv z . M ,lf : Wt ' lil L. l' ' lim if , ---M --2 r ain ' ., An ' E Q1 'ff If f -17,55 Q, I r..:', in se :s sf-E, -g M 9, 19 ri' if -:sean r ' if -QW ,vain , , iii X , NI - X:- '-.iv , Page Eighty-Two Mm l