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

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ICD HARFORD ,,.. DAN SMITH ..,,... BUFORD HA'rcI11iR. . CI'IARLI:IS N. Bomms, . . . jAxrEs XNUXLL ...,,.. Officers . . . . . . , President , . , . Vice-Pnrsidczzt . . . . . .Secretary Treasurer Corresponding Sf'rr6fa1'y ' sz PLEDG-ES lfirxl Row: Ed Hnrforcl, Pn:.vizIw1l,' Slunlcy Iilymun. john Crump, T. G. Ross, Kcnnclh Dcvcr. Szrvonzl Row: Pete Prince, Dr. Gore, spommg Rmlmry Horde, W. C, Thompson. Page 127

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Kappa Phi Kappa vE12lTas .L :S y l X PH' Kappa Phi Kappa was founded on February 27, 1922, by R. I-I. Jordan from Cornell and Arthur C. VVright of Dartmouth. Kappa Phi Kappa is a professional educa- tion fraternity, the purpose of which is to promote the cause ol education by encouraging men of sound moral character and recognized ability to engage in the study of its principles and problems. The Beta Epsilon chapter of Peabody College was formed in 1940 under the capable leadership of Dr. joseph Roemer, Felix Robb and C. E. Priest. Since these beginnings the growth of Kappa Phi Kappa has been steady and consistent, until now there are over forty chapters on the rolls, extending from Maine to Alabama and westward to Calilornia. Beta Epsilon ranks high on the national level. O1 the thirteen National Councilors elected to a two year term of ollicc, at the 1954 General Assembly held in Cincinnati, Beta Epsilon had two members elected. First Row: Eddie Perry, Lannie Neal, Charles Boehms, Bill Hobbs, Bob Garrett, Dan Smith, Ed Harford, Dr. Gore, Pete Prince, Raymond Medley, Buford Hatcher, john Crump, Ray Hodges. Second Row: Jimmy Breene, XV. C. Thompson, Odie Hicks, T. G. Ross, Carl Crites, Manson Manley, James WVall, Bill 1'V0mack, Howard Patterson, Stanley Klyman. Page 126

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Peabody Choir The Peabody Choir is open to all campus students tive choral inaterialsg to function as a public relations Without audition. Its Pm-P030 is thl-gQf01dg to Provide organization in the community and neighboring areas. the Hnest Jossible ex Jerience lo' st A ' f ' - . - - - . 1 I I S Uflwfs tluoush the 'lhe Choir sang at the Hanging ol the Green, the l91'Cl3amU0n and l9e1'L01'mim'5C of all Styles and PC1'10dS: Founder's Day Convocation, and perlforinecl at several to acquaint the potential music teacher with I'Cp1'CSCIll1It- other occasions. Fits! Row: Martha Morrison. Leah Scarborough, Joan Tununins, Joan Rhodes. Carolyn Milton, Elizabeth Robertson, jean Nlartin, San- dra Pullen, Shirley Marie Watts. Sevozzrl Rozvg Charlotte Wolfe, Shirley Y. Nonliof, Betty Wilson, Elna Sullivan, Patricia Metheny, Shirley Bryant, Sylvia Richmond, Ruth Keeble. Sally Jo Bookharflt, Helen Loftin. Third lima: Dr. Robert Bays, Cmzrlurlorg Dolpli lelatcher, Ron- ald .I0llllSl0ll. Edgar Rooker, Annette Hickman, Anahid Nluradian, W'illia1n Alnonette Richard Rogers. Gordon 0'Hzn'a. 'john Wade. lfnnrtlz lima: Robert Binkley, Eugene lVlCC2llTllI1Ol1, james Young, Clillord Fuller, lleauregard lSi1'c'liwell, Charles Moore. Ififllr Rrmf: William Hon'- ard Patterson. Claude O'Donncll, Douglas Taylor. Fred Pearson, jesse Coles, jerry Jennings. Page 128