Alma College - Scotsman Yearbook (Alma, MI)

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PHI PIII ALPHA LI'1ERARY SOCIETY BLNTLIY 1 CALKIINS. NICGIONL j IXIAUIU R Woon I GAY Snnovx R XKVIILIAMS 'XNDRI ws Com IIARRIQ IIUNH R Nxsnl l Run I I I D I J I 9 I RICHARDS Sm rm. 'XNDLRSON Bovn BUz7RRD CAMPRLLL DOUDNA Lmhnxr I IIDEY I num I RASFR GAINOR AU I x:Ic1 TX J RfICLANDRhS5 Nf1ooRn NICKELS OSTRARDER PROUTY PRUYAII RUPPILLCII1 SWELL ALB1R BROYVN Com. Cummmcs IVICGLONIL VIACGRECOR lhe Pln Pln 'Xlplm IILLl 1IX QOCICII was OIf..'lK1IlCd to develope well b1l'1need llteralx men Ill the 'xtmobpherc of brollxerlv l1elpIulneC.s lhe nun ue taught the worth of C00l7C,l'd1l0Il und 'ue urged to follow the lC'l.Clllllf,S of the Cl'lb9l0OII1 lhe lltcruv prop uns consxbt of pfllllil mcnmrx cllllla dclrltu, pxpers on nnpolvlnt laSllCa ovmons 1nd nnpromptub on curlcnt cventx lhe ment IIIQS au. cxrcfullx planned no thu vull bc xnstrucme Ind IIIICICQUIIL, Phi fcllowslnp IS IOQICILCI bx mp1 up the rn er treats, putxcs 'lncl l7lIlLlllC.lh The men hue luuncd the lesson of dcnng, llllflgi well bs puttxng. the same mn into thur work as into thelr plax lhen swf, banquets are the scene of much IIICIIIIIICDI whllc then Lincoln Bflnquus 1rc the envy of the school lfn lllllxlllf. then LIICICZIXOIS tlnw closclx together, the men of Pln Phu Alplvl h'1xe foxmed l bond of llblmi. IHCIILIQIIIP Row CALRIINS LMA COI C VIACNIANLJS C NIORROW R NEUMAN I' RAUCH W SCOTT NI QTAILETOR Plfdgff R IIRER M FOXVLLR II I'IIC'IILU1ND I' XIONXISRI L BICKLLS LEGS Sezeniy on 1. l I - -1 1 I . -' 5 I.. . D. ' ' ' .i ' I' ' I . Q. f A. I - . 1 f lf. 'z . -' .. f 1' R. I '4 . I . -: G. R. ' '. C. YI. . F. . I-. 7 I. 1 -' WV. 1- I-'.. P Y -I. . Q I' . II. f ' l'I. , .' . . ' 'L 'I - . L... as C. . - . ' ., ' R. - -1 I'. ' - ' K. .f . ' f R. - . .. 7 I N. .f ' . ,A ' R. ' R. E. '. 1 ' ' l'l. 1 .L R. ' . I 1 c G. I f 31. .- 1 ' K. I , l 1' 2 ' ' . ' . Viww . . - 4 up-M - ., . XXV In - rl

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l ZETA SIGMA LITERARY SOCIETY 5 MEMBERS S. TEBO H WEs'r H. NTCNAUGHTON B. ARMSTRONG B. BOUYVMAN A. CARTY R. CATHERMAN P. GESNEIL E. M ERRIAM F Sr-mvrzn K. 'l'A1u1AN'r R. Wxucm' C. BRAn1.1zY ' I-I CATHERMAN E. Cnooxs G. Dfxvxs W2 LAMB G MACDONALD K. Moons C. NEELANIJ M. ORP. D IQUEGSEGCER VG. Snnru - C. 'l'ru:ADwAY - S. SARTOR A. XVELHOELTER P. ANDERSON S. Benueimiul-' C. CLARK j. DAWVSON C. NIURRAY R. Ruccuzs A. VV1311. L Cnooics R. .l'lOGAN A MANIGO1.D . R. ALLEN P. BOUTAN R. Fnmsmx B IQNOVVLES F. GARDNEIL E A ICiKINNON C. Scnisrrmz R. RICE I HAwTHo1aN.15 M. .l'l0LDSHIP 1 ' . V I, Zeta Sigma, the oldest society on the campus, had in ' the year IQZS, one of the most successful seasons in the history of the society. Her men were well represented on the athletic teams of the college with a very good representation in all other campus activities. Under the leadership of McNaughton, Tebo, and Rrlerriam as Presidents, the society prospered and many new men were initiated. The Co-Ed Banquet was the most success- ful in many years, there being a large number of alumni back. The Stag Banquet was also a huge success from the standpoint of men returned, this event being the climax. of a very successful year. --K. B. NIOORE. fffix f i' - QQ A A ALMA c1o1,LeC,e-as A me as Q Seventy A

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GD v J K-fx BETA TAU EPSILON JOHN APSEY XVILLARD AKE ROBERT BAKER FREDERICK BLISS EARL CLossER XNILLIAM CREASER EDWIN CREASER DONALD DARNELL LORRIMER GRANT DONALD GROVER MEMBERS for-IN PIILDERLEY HENRY HOLLAND RUSSELL JOHNSON VELMIXII LYONS CECIL NIACDONALD . FRANCIS MACDOUOALL CLANCY NIOLL ALPHA MUssoN CHARLES NELSON VVILMER PATTON GLEN PRATT FRANK PURDY FRANK RIIINDAGE HENRY SAGE MILTON SEIFERLEIN l'lARRY SEGAR Joi-IN TI-IOMA IQOBERT VVILSON XKVALTER WILKINSON EVERETT WINSLOW Beta Tau Epsilon has made giant strides this year as regards membership. The number of members in the society at the beginning of the year has almost doubled. These members are for the most part people who are working conscienl tiously for tlIe honor of the college as Well as for that of the society. Beta Tau Epsilon is proud ofthe fact that the members manage to 'live on the most amicable terms with the other men on the campus, both society and non-society. It is the constant policy of the-society administration to continue such friendly relations. -XVILMER PATTON. ALMA COIIECID: Sevemy-Iwo '