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

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- . :AQ ' President t .:,.V,, Ii, i VIVIAN COWAN 4 .. l , Q je-43? it SPURS tl: vt x Nl '. . ' A K 'I M CVER THERE Spurs is an honorary Sophomore, wcmen's service organization. It is their purpose to promote school spirit and enthusiasm. Members are chosen from the freshman class on the basis of scholarship and leadership-then this choice is announced at the Women's Day assembly in the spring. The Spurs usher at basketball games, take charge of assemblies, handle crowds during High School Week, and Work diligently throughout the year for no other reward than the satisfaction of being helpful. The l938 Montana pays tribute to their fine spirit. LEPPER POUND ANDERSON HANSEN SCHAEFFER - WIPF MOORE TAYLOR GAY STANBURY BENSON FARRELL FLYNN PERRIN BRlGGS DUNCAN COWAN GILDEA SANDVIG EAGLE

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ii it GATES WEEDMAN ECK CARSTENSEN KEIL FRISBEE DARLINTON FISHER GRAF BLANCHARD BIRD MORSE HILLEMAN Nlwcu MURPHY HART MILLER Meimcx HERR1cK KJELSTRUP BREED KNEBEL Foore VAN WINKLE Tosuvzs DT, STRAND DICKMAN OLSON ALEXANDER GOERTZ ENGLISH ROUSCH SCHOENEK SCHARFF Cozmsezm Siuzvcevucn RHEA Sumo Cuzmow Coousv To become a member of Phi Eta Sigma, the Freshman Men's Honorary, it is necessary to maintain an average grade of ninety percent for the first quarter, or for the first three quarters. The purpose of the organization is the promotion of scholarship during the freshman year. Contrary to popular opinion the members are not a group of horn-spectaclecl Stooges, but a fine bunch of fellows. Phi Eta Sigma shares a banquet with Alpha Lambda Delta: the affair terminat- ing in a Dutch Treat show. ta . ,e -N'- Ii , i-- R 5? -'ff A President I ,...-,.i-. It , . .,.: , WILLIAM ALEXANDER 235

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AASHEIM HOWARD GATES SMITH BROCKWAY HAwKswoRrH CHALLENDER LOUGHRIDGE DAVIDSON MARTIN VANGE WEEDMAN GILDER SCHARF ZWADKIE ENGLISH CLEMOW COOLEY BERLAND JOHNSON BERGLAND MURDOCK PETERSON MARSHALL LORENZ STEESE ADAMS PATTISON With the blue and gold knight's visor as emblem, Fangs is the M. S. C. chapter of Intercollegiate Knights, an organization to boost school activities. Members are selected from the Freshman class and that selection is announced during the spring quarter. Their biggest jobs are herding the lost Freshmen around during the first few Weeks of fall quarter, paging, ushering, serving, and general service duties around the school. Each year they sponsor an annual dance at which they pick their Spur of the Moment. The tasks of the Fangs are varied and difficult but they do their jobs willingly-and the students and faculty do appreciate the helpfulness. FAIXIGS Duke ELLIS MARSHALL ASK HER OVER THERE 237