Bliss College - Blissonian Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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,ff 1 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT-Glenn Wiltshire, Robert Helmer, Howard Vawtersg Sponser. Law- rence Feidner. Walter Sauer. and Glenn McComas. SECOND ROW-William Alves, Clyde Thomas. Carl Roth, Jack Roche. Edward Fritz. Richard Dona- van. Arthur Van Quekelberg, Walter Justice. Cllie Arnold. Delbert Johnson. Fred Whitehead. Andrew Antush. Leonard Dragin. Joseph Hunter. David List. Jim Horst, Sheridan Rinehart. and Harold Conklin. NOT SHOWN-Nick Cenci. William Garringer. Richard Moorehead. Boyd Dickson. Jim Thompson, Robert Bussart. Harold Dawson. Robert Gowin. Harold Lupher. Wayne Coffeen, and John Prayer. OFFICERS President . .. ., Author Van Quckerburg Vice President . , Clide E. Thomas Secretary , , . Robert Helmer Treasurer , ., .. Andrew Antosh

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,Obi .jgalolaa amma Phi Kappa Gamma, a National College Fraternity, incorpo- rated under the laws of Ohio as a social fraternity was found- ed in 1929. The main objective is to promote and foster a mutual co- operation among the male students and faculty of the college thereby maintaining a sane social program, true friends-hip, Worthy scholarship and higher standards of manhood. The highlights of our fraternal activities for the past year were as follows: September 22, 1949-Combined hayride and Wiener roast with sister so- rority, Eta Upsilon Gamma October 28, 1949-Halloween party September through November 6, 1949-Pledgeship period, pledge party, initiation and formal ritual December 9, 1949-Annual Snowtime Prevue Dance December 31. 1949-New Year's Eve party January 16, 1950-Card parties March 9, 1950--Rush Party, Initiation, Hell Week, Pledge Party, Holy Night and Ritual '32 if , fe 2 T mes, 15 -' Smith Speaks , . Thompson Turney 4 1 ft. f , fe.l if ll rj Stultz Swepston Withrow Zamarelli

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,OAI jkefa jrafernifg Phi Theta Pi is an International Honorary Commerce Fra- ternity incorporated under the laws of the State of Iowa as a non-profit organization. Its object is to associate in its mem- bership, representative men students, alumni, and the men fac- ulty members of recognized schools and colleges of business and commerce, and such other schools as are deemed accept- able to the Board of Governors of Phi Theta Pi. Its purposes are to encourage high scholarship, and to fos- ter a spirit of loyalty and friendship among the young men students of schools and colleges of commerce and business. To foster and promote the Welfare of the members not only While they are enrolled in such schools and colleges, but to actively continue such service thereafter. To encourage and assist the members in the attainment of increased efficiency, higher stand- ards, and continued progress in their respective occupations and professions. To encourage employers to seek employees through such recognized schools and colleges of business and commerce.