Duke University - Chanticleer Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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administratioii Trinity College, pgs. 22-25; Woman ' s College, pgs. 26, 27; Department Heads, pgs. 28, 29; Faculty Departments, pgs. 30-34; Forestry, pg. 35; Engi- neering, pgs. 36, 37; Medical School, pg. 38; Nurs- ing School, pg. 39; Law School, pg. 40; Divinity School, pg. 41; Alumni Department, pg. 42; Grad- uate School, pg. 43; Summer School, pg. 43. Senior Class, pgs. 46-89; Junior Class, pgs. 90-113; Sophomore Class, pgs. 114-127; Freshman Class, pgs. 128-141; Engineering Class Officers, pg. 142; Nurse ' s Student Government, pg. 143; Nurse ' s Class Officers, pg. 144; Senior Nurses, pgs. 145- 147; Junior Nurses, pg. 148; Pre-Clinical Nurses, pg. 149; Nurse ' s Student Life, pgs. 150-153. atlilotics Football, pgs. 156-169; White Squad, pg. 169; Basketball, pgs. 170-173; Track, pgs. 174-176; Crosscountry, pg. 177; Tennis, pg. 178; Swimming, pg. 179; Ba.seball, pgs. 180-185; Lacrosse, pg. 186; Ciolf, pg. 187; Soccer, pg. 188; Wrestling, pg. 189; Intramurals, pgs. 190-192; Athletic Recognition and C ' hcerlcaders, pg. 193; Women ' s Athletics, pgs. 194-197. honoranes Phi Ikra Kappa, pg. 200; White l)uch , pg. 201; Omieron Delta Kappa, pg. 202; Phi Kappa Delta, pg. 203; Santa I ' ilomena, pg. 204; .Mpha Kappa Psi, pg. 205; Whf s Who, pgs. 206, 207; Pi I ' au Sigma, pg. 208; Tui Beta Pi, pg. 209; Beta Omega Sigma, pg. 210; Sandals, pg. 211; Phi Era Sigma, pg. 212; ivy, pg. 213; Tau Psi Omega, pg. 214; Sigma Delta Pi, pg. 215; St. Pat., pg. 216; Kajipa Chi, pg. 217; Chi Delta Phi, pg. 218; Theta Alpha Phi, pg. 219; Pi Mu I ' .psilon, pg. 220; Mu Sigma, pg. 221; ar- sity D , pg. 222; Delia Phi Rho Alpha, pg. 223. a « i

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O tlie editor s notebook 1949 ... a year of events important for their bearing on our lives as students and members of a nation. Presidents, new buildings, nipped waistlines, expanding priees, talk of rockers traveling faster than sound, and trips to Mars reach our overworked hiains. But too often the%- signiftcam ings pass us by, recWiii .ed only cynical shrug, as our ily life envelops us in an ivory-tO ' Wcr philosophy of lite. lives have been, in basic outline, a maze of blackboards and blue books, until now school has been the core oi our existence. Soon, we are to tace a ,new kind of world, but will it change itijfnitial appearance? F.xaminations w on t sfop w ith the acquisition of a diploma. They fol- low us through life, and althoutjh the ' come at unexpected times, their vcH ' continuity insures against error in results. We have an opportunity to correct our poorer ef- forts, but alw a s at the risk of impairing our positive achievements, (-icrring by w ith a few lucky breaks may prove to be a more difficult proposition with our fel- low men holding the grading power, n can we fail with a few unluck - answ Perhaps, in the final anah ' sis, a serious and searching self-examination would be the best way to prepare ourselves for these constant examinations — a self-examination to which we subject ourselves to ascertain our weaknesses and capabilities betorc they are uncovered »y others. This is the mos important fcxamination of all. oil cmnot afford to fool yourself about yourself k

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fraternities and sororities Pan-Hcllcnic Councils, pgs. 282, 283; Alpha Tau Omega, pgs. 284, 285; Beta Thcta Pi, pgs. 286, 287; Delta Sigma Phi, pgs. 288, 289; Delta Tau Delta, pgs. 290 291; Kappa Alpha, pgs. 292, 293; Kappa Sigma, pgs. 294, 295; Lambda Chi Alpha, pgs. 296, 29 ' 7; Phi Dclta Theta, pgs. 298, 299; Phi Kappa Psi, pgs. 300, 301; Phi Kappa Sigma, pgs. 302, 303; Phi Theta Sigma, pgs. 304, 305; Pi Kappa Alpha, pgs. 306, 307; Pi Kappa Phi, pgs. 308, 309; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, pgs. 310, 311; Sigma Chi, pgs. 312, 313; Sigma Nu, pgs. 314, 315; Sigma Phi Epsilon, pgs. 3r6, 317, Zeta Beta Tau, 318, 319; Alpha Chi Omega, pgs. 320, 321; Alpha Delta Pi, pgs. 322, 323; Alpha Epsilon Phi, pgs. 324, 325; Alpha Phi, pgs. 326, 327; Delta Delta Delta, pgs. 328, 329; Delta Gamma, pgs. 3 30, 331; Kappa Alpha Theta, pgs. 332, 333; Kappa Delta, pgs. 334, 335; Kappa Kappa Gamma, pgs. 3 36, 3 37; Phi Alu, pgs. 3 38, 3 39; Pi Beta Phi, pgs. 340, 341; Sigma Kappa, 342, 343; Zeta Tau Alpha, pgs. 344, 345. student life Beauty Queens, pgs. 348-363; Queen of Navy Ball, Sigma Chi Sweetheart, pg. 364; Homecoming Queen, pg. 365; Arabian Knight, pg. 366; Calendar and Seasons, pgs. 367-375; Freshman Week, pgs. 376, 377; Goon Day, pgs. 378, 379; Homecoming, pgs. 380, 381; Pep RalHes, pgs. 382, 383; Ru.shing, pgs. 384, 385; Dances, pgs. 386-391; Sings, pg. 392; Serenades, pg. 393; Cabin Parties, pgs. 394, 395; Campus Ijfe, pgs. 396-399; Parries, pgs. 400, 401; Religious .Kctiv ifics, pgs. 402, 403. advertising orslanizations 224 Student Government, pgs. 226, 227; F.A.C. pgs. 228, 229; Y organizations, pgs. 230-233; Social Standards, pg. 234; Student Forum, pg. 235; Wo- men ' s Athletic Organi .ations, pgs. 236-2 39; Pre- . ledical Soeiet)-, pg. 240; Bench and Bar, pg. 241; Dramatic Organizations, pgs. 242-245; Student ( o- ordinare Board, pg. 246; 1 )ul e University Church, pg. 247; Fngnieermg Organizations, pgs. 248-251; Shoe and Slipper Club, pg. 252; Musical Organizations, pgs. 25 3-262; Publications, pgs. 263-273; Navy Squads and Student Life, pgs. 274-279. % a 4