Dakota Wesleyan University - Tumbleweed Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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'Q 12 4'-7 vw G' IQ A A ll PI GAMMA Mu The national social science honor society of Pi Gamma Mu has a chapter in Dakota Wesleyan University. Membership in this society is open to faculty l members and students who have distinguished themselves with high scholar- ship in the social sciences. The requirements for election are the successful completion of not less than six majors of work, or the completion of a minor, in the field of the social sciences, and the maintenance of an average scholastic grade in all the Work taken in this field of not less than B. This fraternity is national in its scope, and the Dakota Wesleyan University chapter is the Alpha chapter of the state. -Q' ' 15. 2 l buf? H I ll 0 '51 L SOUTH DAKOTA PROVINCE Governor .... DEAN C. L. RICH, Wesleyan Lieut. Governor . PRES. GEO. W. NASH, Yankton MEMBERSHIP OF THE WESLEYAN CHAPTER CHESTER L. RICH CLARA SINCLAIR Faculty Members IAMES A. VAN KIRK CECIL I. SEMANS HARMON BROWN l I Student Members FLORENCE SHEARER LuLu NELSON DALE HOLTRY ARTHUR BROOKS RUTH COURTNEY GRACE AHERN LELAND SHLILT MARGARET FUNSTON GEORGIA ELCE GLEN BACHMAN MARVIN SCOTT GENEVIEVE BACHMAN ARTHUR FISHBECK IuL1AN HARTT MARSHALL MILLER IUANITA KINGDON LUCILE MYERS MELVIN BAUMAN il j 4 L I mf M J :, TUMBLEWEED 1933 Pagc 100 V

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,I R Pian- l gif l. x 3 III PI-II KAPPA PHI f lp l v s 4 SLIQ lf A 19 0 NDED Ne' ' Phi Kappa Phi is a national scholastic honor society founded in 1897 at the University of Maine. It provides an organization dedicated to the unity and y the democracy of education that shall give recognition to scholastic excellence to honor graduates and undergraduates in all departments of American univer- y sities and colleges. Dakota Alpha Chapter Was established at Dakota Wes- . leyan University in 1924. Election to this society is a mark of scholastic achievement in the academic 4 I Work of the college course, and signifies in addition the possession of qualities ll of personality and character such as crystallize into campus leadership in stu- dent activities. Election to Phi Kappa Phi is a signal scholastic and personal honor, open to the members of the Senior class each year Who achieve scholar- shio records which place them in the upper fifth of their class. , OFFICERS OF THE DAKOTA ALPHA CHAPTER OF PHI KAPPA PHI CLARA SINCLAIR ...... . President BERNICE BRADY ...... Vice-President IENNIE B. FLEMING . . . ALVA TOLE . . . . . . Secretary . Treasurer RALPH E. DUNBAR . . . Corresponding Secretary I-IARMON W. BROWN ..... . Marshal OTHER FACULTY MEMBERS OF PHI KAPPA PHI I A. V. ARLTON MARGARET M, FIELD ALVAH A. BEECHER MARY I. FULTON I GEORGE BOHMAN HELEN GETHMAN MARGARET I. CRETORS ARTHUR I. GRAHAM I 'MARION DOUGLAS RAYMOND R. GREGG STEWART A. FERGUSON GRACE R. PORTER STUDENT MEMBERS Elected 1930-1931 ROBERT DRAGOO GEORGIA EVERS MADELINE HANSON ' Elected 1931-1932 FLORENCE SHEARER CHARLOTTE NORTON ELSIE BRLIGGER MARSHALL MILLER . RAYMOND CARHART I-IAZEL BRATTON ELMA STuRDEvANT I Il fl I l l If 1 GLEN BACHMAN lg MIRIAM RAWLINSON I A GEORGIA ELCE . LEONE WAGNER A SY, 42:7 .....- TLJMEBLEXNEED 1933 CHESTER L. RICH EARL A. ROADMAN CECIL I. SEMANS MELVIN W. HYDE THOMAS W. WILLIAMS BETSY WORRELL ANNA GOLDSMITH ETTA FRERKING NORMAN EDWARDS ESTHER TILLBERG CAROL WHITCOME HAZEL GIESE

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ALPHA CHAPTER OF SIGMA TAU DELTA ski, I MIRIAM RAWLINSON, Vice-Pi-cs.g MISS GETHMAN, Faculty Adviser: MYRTLE THOMPSON, Pres. I GLEN BACHMAN, Marshal: LYNETTE HYDE, Sec.-Trees.: MR. WALTERHOLISE, ORA RODENISER, I HOWARD MOECKEL RUTH COURTNEY, MARSHALL MILLER, ANNABEL KELLY, DALE HOLTRY, BETTY WELCH CLAIR WEAR, EDITH REESE, MARVIN SCOTT, GRACE AHERN, JOHN IACKSON I l I III Sigma Tau Delta is a national English fraternity founded at Dakota Wes- I leyan University in 1924. The purpose of Sigma Tau Delta is to promote the f mastery of Written expression, to encourage worthwhile reading, and to foster a spirit of fellowship among those specializing in English. The Alpha Chapter holds regular meetings every month at which programs pertaining to the pur- IIN poses of the fraternity are carried out. I ' '.-l llg-HQ ,LLL Page 10.'