Montana Tech University of Montana - Magma Yearbook (Butte, MT)

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Q. A A.:: , , C ALPHA ZETA 2,.:,1 Lf I ' :,,E:E:. 5 :., A, , president it A --4f-Q ' DoNALD LUEBBE A professional honorary organization to stimulate and foster interest in agricultural problems, Alpha Zeta chooses its members from the upper two-fifths of the class. Each year a trophy is presented to the outstanding Freshman major in agriculture. Members are kept in Contact with the nation's outstanding economists, research experts, and agricultural leaders. Alpha Zeta works in cooperation with the Ag Club in putting on the Little International each year, one of the outstanding events of the campus. HRUSKA IVERSON NELSON MCKEE HARRINGTON TRETSVEN HURD HUFFMAN BROWNLEE MCFARLANE UHLRICH TUBB PETERSON KIRSCHER LUEBBE GEYER MYRICK RORVIG

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u ' .gy . l ,A ' .. - '-1 - BRUCE VANERARK CHAUNER BUZZETTI .IELINEK BROWNLEE MCKEE GRAZIER HAHN BURLINGAME COCHRAN HARRER LEWIS GAINES BULL MCFARLANE LlvERs FITCH HAVERFIELD WIGGENHORN ALEXANDER PAYSON KIBLER LIOUIN VAN SICE In 1897, at the University of Maine, there was founded an honorary organiza- tion for the recognition of scholarship in colleges of a technical as Well as general curriculum. A local chapter oi this fraternity, Phi Kappa Phi, was established at Montana State College in 1920. Students who rate scholastically in the upper one-eighth of the senior classes ot the Various departments, as Well as certain graduate students and faculty members, are chosen tor mem- bership. Each year Phi Kappa Phi holds a banquet in honor of its new initiates. Names of the members are given a permanent place on the Phi Kappa Phi plaque in Main Hall. W ff Q PI-II KAPPA PI-II K W MX ,,.. ' ' if ::.- - ' Lf? ' 'Q P 1, 1 :': Ali ' ' 1 :Sf 't 4

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CARLSON FITCH HARRISON VELDHUIS OLSON TOKERUD I IAHN SHIRRIFF IVIATHER SPARING IVIURDOCK PEIKERT LINK BRUCE HARRER COCHRAN CI-IALLENDER COBLEIGH GOOD THERKELSEN IVIURDOCK In 1926 there was installed one of the most distinguished and Worthwhile honorary organizations yet to grace our campus. Tau Beta Pi, With its purpose ot fostering high scholastic attainment among engineering students, chooses only those from the upper one-fourth of the senior class and the highest one- eighth ot the junior class. Although the scholastic requirement is high, the society believes that character is a much more important requisite for member- ship. Tau Beta Pi is the power behind the Engineers Ball given each spring quarter-a simple and unassuming party which is one ot the high spots on our social calendar. IAU BETA PI President I in DAVE COCHRAN , ' Q