DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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Icp I.'Hfr-U, Reich. I-I. Ble- t'x.l'lllll'li, .l, I,ez11'cu. BI Hriulit. I . Likely, T. Ama to, .l, Swanson, II. llink. Iwi' Y'1I'ff--A. IiytIL'II. B. l7assn:1rl1t, ll, Hruinlraugli. IC. xY1lL Ql1lll'I', J. IYZIQIIUI' ll. tlluli, I . l7ll4lIL'X. S. Sllylv, II. Si4v1l1l1ll'4l, Ill' Wildmun. ow Unrip. I12llIIl3L'I'i. ll Nelson. A. Schruudenl.macl1. I.. IS.-ck. P. Bard. E. Bur- ney. ll. f'Lll'll1'lItL'l'. V Smith. PIII ETA S ICD IA 4 -1:12 guxg- -' X ' I A Q .e.,-5.- gmbgsi fsxfif:-a n mmf 2 sir f :Ts x 1 1-f The DePauw chapter of Phi Eta Sigma. na- tional freshman scholastic honorary for men was established in 1929, six years after the founding of the national organization at the University of Illinois. The organization seeks to recognize .xlmility shown during a student's iirst year and to serve as a stimulus to greater endeavor. After earning the half A-half B average required for membership, the Phi Eta Sigma man helps to stimulate the scholarship of succeeding freshman men. This year the local chapter awarded a plaque to the organization whose freshmen main- tained the highest average. Uflicers for this year were Mark Bright, presi- dent: Thomas Amato, vice-president: Roy McI'ormick, secretary: and Arthur Ryden, treas- urer. Dean I.. II. Dirks and President. C. IC. Wildman are honorary members and Dean G. llerlnert Smith is adviser.

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SIGN IOH CLASS UF l938 VIWIUYXIAS l'lPt'lllii-XN pl'1's11fs'11f WILLIAAI Sw!-Im' f'1f '-jlrfslrlewlf ICMx1.x G. Tueiinn Nl'I'l'l'f1If'jf The first class to wear the mortar boards and gowns in the new century of Del'auw spent its last year under the capable leadership of Thomas Coch- ran, president: William Sweet, vice-president: and Emma Gene Tucker. Ernest McIlwain, and Alan Schneider, com- mittee members. For the annual senior week in May. Harold Downey was the general chairman assisted by Dorothy Hll, Robert Morgan, Louise Lindley, and Dorothy Moore. One of the high spots of this senior week was the humorous Mock Chapel which was in charge of a committee consisting ot' Henry Hull, chairman, Loren McDonald, Nor- man tlrieser, Helen Phillips, and Fred Frick. Under the direction of Jack West the Senior Dance, held on May 21. proved to lie a huge success. Being the initial class to de- part from DePauw in its second century, the class of 1938 decided to leave its Alma Mater a substantial gift. This decision was placed into the hands of a committee headed hy Arthur Sie-lien. Arthur Remley, John Lynn, and Irene Boyd completed the gift committee. Other senior commit- te-es were the committee on invitations with Thomas Clinton as chairman and the caps and gowns committee consisting ot' ,John Snyder and Mildred Spencer.