George Peabody College For Teachers - Pillar Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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EDUCATIONAL KAPP PHI KAPPA Kappa Pl1i Kappa was lounded o11 Felmruary 27, 1922 li01'111Cll i11 1910 l1I1ClC1' the Capable leadersl1ip ol! llr. hy R. ll. .jordan l'ro111 Cornell llllll :X1'Ll1l1l' C. XVrigl1t, ol' .lflsflfll RUCIIWIE l'Cl1X Robb and L. IL. Priest. Since 1,Il1'l111Ol1ll1. Kappa 1,111 Kappa is a prolessional educa- INN' Pfr3 1 l 35 tht gmwlh Ui K Pl ' Ill' Pdlllm l 1 . . . . . . been steady Zlllll consistent, until there are now 011 tl1e tional lraternity, llll' purpose ol wlnch IS to promote tl1e L l U Q ehapter roll U5 chapters located i11 so111e flti states ll1'0I1l cause ol Cllllflllltlll hy C11C'Olll'2lQ,ll1g 111811 ol SOl1l1Ll 11101111 . D H I U Maine to 1'l'or1da llllll westward to Lalilornia with over c'l1arac-ter and l'l't'0 111lL'Cl almilitv to e110 1'1'e i11 the stud' , . , . R ' ni 1' 1 18,000 111C11llJCl'S. Ihe Beta lzpsilon chapter has the Ul 'ls l3l 'l ll'lf'5 ilml lmll'l9'lll5' For the fU1'111C1'1'Hff of l1o11or ol' bein! rated 2111lO11g the top seven C'l1IlPll'1':1 i11 tl1e above purpo e tl1e l'rater11ity emphasized arnong its thc mmm-yu It is imcmsling to mm, that grit: of thc. 1l1Cl11lJL'l'8 social' ll1lL'1'C'tJlll'SL', seholarlv attainrnent and SlllLT1'll1lL'1lClL'I1lS ol schools in the 46 states i11 wl1iel1 I lJl'OliC'SSl0l12ll ideals. Kappa Phi Kappa is represented are 111C111lJl'l'S ol' Kappa illlll' Ileta lipsilon chapter of Peabody College was Pl1i Kappa. Ifirsl Row, Left lo Right: 1701111141 R. Coleman, Tony Carvalho, Ken Keuison, Neil llllllifllll, Gene Murphy, Buddy 1101112111 Secmzrl Row: Hamhl Clark, ll. ll. O'Neal, Val Guidry, Richard Nlelton, joe 1'1Cl'gllSUll, Charlie Banks, Ed 1-Iarford, joe Chilton. Thin! linux' fl2ll'1 llrites, Rohert Badson. ,Xlau Wolf, Leslie 1-1. Crowley, Glenn Stinson, Ray Austin, Billy Cayce, john Cooley. Fourth lime: Ralph johnson, William R. liglin, Lloyd Y. Kite, james Paul Breeee, Murray B0otl1, George C. Dunn. Not present: George Egbert.

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Ifirxl Hmv, I.r'fl In Ifiglri: Wayne Ruwlcs, Slcvc Slrcmmcl, Merrill Gwosclof. Ralph Rolls. .Snwlrl Row: Frzmcis KZ. Slcinhicc, Kcnimcr H, Xlurgzlll. Xlllfflli l.. Sllzlnlum III. Dr. 'l'. l'. Ycsllnlzm, Jr. l'1'1'.sirl1'r1l . . I'i1'f'-1':wirlcr1t ,S'1'11'r'l11ry . , , 'l'rmsr1rz2r . . , SVIIIHISUV, , . . Page IOS OFFICERS PP PHI . . . ,S'1'L1x'1c S'1'REM1x1r1L . NIICRRILI. Gwosuolf . RAI.1'1I BULLS . . , IVAYNF BOWLLQS , DR. T. P. Y1cA'1'x1.xN KAPPA VELESHTAS I' S 4 ff' 4,094 PHI Qccccfsabxxi EDUCATIONAL

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EDUCATIONAL PHI DELT K PPA Plli Delux Kappa is one ol' the oldest and best known ol' the n1en's honorary education lI1'2lICI'I1ll,lCS. IL had its beginnings in I906 and lbe Psi Clizlpier zu Peabody was founded in I92l, Iis purposes are re- seureli, service, and leadership in the Iield ol' educzltion. During the pzisl year El number ol' ouistzinding speakers have ap- ,1 . . , . . . hlililll pezired an the regular meetings und ul lbe initiation banquets, inaking Q f valuable conrribuiions to Lbe work old the orrzinizaiioii. ' . I b H I I I0 o E' I OFFICERS X V 4 , Pn'si1lr'11l , , . . . , . . , . , IILINT IIANNA rf I iw-l'rf'f.'i1l1'11I .. .... ,,...,. . ., . , IV. PAUL IJCWIS CUI'l't'.S'fIUI1fIIHg XI'l'l'I'iIll'Y and TI'I'lI.Y'l7'I'l' . .. GILISIQRT NI. XYILSON lil'!'Ul'IIIl1g .S!'!'l'I'lIl'I'j' .. ,. ....., ..... ,... I ' IORRIQST EVANS Hixloriau ,......... ., ., .. 'l'IIOXIAs lf. S'1ovALL lffrlilor of Ihr' .X'f'zu.v lffllrfr . .. NIARYIN D. S'l'ITRRF'I 1' l'1l I'I2lllIlll. Nlictbzlel F, l5zinner. .S'1'1'o11rI Roziu' Franklin 2 er, 'I ini livers, Roy Flser, lflovcl Isllllli. Harold Nlurpby. Raymond Givens, Rzllpb johnson. Ivilliznn B. Nlurtin. Tlzirrl Rozy: Burdelte lizigon. Robert l.. K2llIll11Cl'lllI. George Speed, CIZIIIKIC W. Hicks, I'Il'2llIIi I. West. juines Nl. Pridgeon. Ifourilz linux' Wilford Sniiib, Kenilner H. Morgan, I.zxw1'encte R. Slewsiri. Firsl Roux' Forrest Evans. M'ilIiu1n ljlllll I,eu'is, Clifton I.. Hull. xI1ll'VilI Slerrell, Cln Pnlx