Central Normal College - Centralian Yearbook (Danville, IN)

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:ll Fol- ll has tener- ' and -4 In ni lll'9, ll and .ufinffe 4 5 . v lilrli future .Milly The Theta Delta Xi Beryl Bosstick ,,,...e.....,4 .........,............ P resident Victor Owens .....,,...,. ..,.4.....,... V ice President C. E. Horton ...,,,...,,,4 .....,.....,.e.,.e,e.., S ecretary Horace Fulps ,....,e,.,.. ...,...e......,....,,.,..,. T reasurer The Theta Delta Xi Fraternity was organized during the summer term of 1927. The Phi Delta Sigma Sorority desiring some brotherly company and council took the preliminary steps in organizing the new fraternity. Much credit is due Gilbert Coble in the beginning Work of the organization. Four- teen candidates were chosen to be installed as charter members to bear the responsibilities in perfecting the organization. lt has greatly increased in membership and promises to be a much larger fraternity in the near future. A Since the Theta Delta Xi is an honorary fraternity it requires its candi- dates to maintain a high standard in scholarship and character before being eligible for membership. Being democratic in its views the fraternity sends its roots far into the turmoil of college life and makes possible a more efficient and progressive organization. Seventy-One X 1..4' II' . if 2 . Es .ll if I 3 'Cf x Sails' ,I l ,I .J, 3- rm I. '4 3 Za Y W igfll , ,. I.. A I m WFMmrmYx Ar

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ef' llni ll . if f Q c U S 2 ii ri filly 1,3 E R -fm The Bachelors v Herbert T. Slaton .,A..,.,.......A.,......e.,....4. ...,.......4..,......e,... President William H. Spurgeon .,.........,.,,.r., ...,r.. ..,.., V i ce President Robert Gordon Gilbert .rr,.r.r C .,,r. ..r.,,r..r.,..rr...... S ecretafry Lawrence Thompson ,...,.,r.......,,,.., ...,...,,r..,..r...,.r..r.rr.,.........,,.......,,..,.,,r,., T reaswer The Bachelors' Fraternity has been functioning in Central Normal Col- lege for a number of years. Since the beginning of the organization it has cooperated in every Way possible in supporting all measures for the better- ment of C. N. C. Though the members of this organization are called Bachelors -and in fact many of them are-in reality they possess many great qualities. In order to live true to their creed, which includes all the great virtues of life, it may be said that their aim is ever Worth while and interesting. There is one very interesting thing about the Bachelors. Loyal and true as they may be to their organization, they are forever trying to change their bachelor state of life They cooperate at all time with the Maids' Sorority in having many good times and herein lies the hope for the future of its members Seventy J 5 Tli of 192i and cor Credit i teen C3 respons membe S Sii dates t Qigible ltS P001 and Dr Sfvenly-4

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O ef' fig, lid? f My IR. and S. Society Daniel C. Radcliffe ..e,..,....,,,,.4.A.....,...........,..... ..,,.,.,.........e,.4444......,.A.A...,.. P resident Lloyd Brown ,.,..,,,.......44,., ......l. . .-.Vice President Frank Parker l.....,,,,.n,.. 4...,.l.,,...,....r. ......,.,.....,...l.,.l4,4l,..,..,l.,....l,ll...,, .l..,l... S e c retary ' - Bernes Eggers l...,,.n4,..,l.... ,..,,.r,..,..,.,,,..,..,,,.,...,,.,4...l.ll,.....,.,.,,,.,...,,, ...Treasurer The R. and S. is the oldest organization on the campusg organized about the year 1880. lt published its own newspaper, The R. and S'er, and had its own orchestra up to the time of the World War. The R. and S. was reorganized in the summer of 1927. Its object is not only for the social betterment of the students on the campus, but also to assist in every movement for a greater C. N. C. MEMBERS C gsm., PS9 Charles Chilton William Rodebeck Qlg lf' z ,N Victor Owens Horace Fulps .W l I L3 Wayne Bolton Prof. Frank S. Robertson p EMI' l Nfl Robert Gordon Gilbert Prof. N. W. Pinkerton R21ymO11d L. LYOH - Prof. H. M. Whisler - I . LN l C. E. Horton Stacy Miller ' - - B ' Prof. W. E. Johnson Harvey Wogd, D I E Seventy-Two I -' ' 0 U 9 ' 1 .- sig. X 2' Q- -' N Gi '-' J