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

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Thi. l J: 2' L I I. DELTH Pl-il DELTH l AYNE TUTTLE v ' 0 4 ' 'S 5 Et if vs if . D President .P zfwcyff' Z, HOLD STILL, PLEASE Delta Phi Delta is an honorary organization for art and architectural students who have achieved a B average in art subjects and a C average in academic subjects. The organization sponsors the art exhibits which the students are privileged to attend. Every other year student work is sent to the National Convention. Delta Phi Delta also cooperates with the Art Club in the bazaar which is given each year during the latter part ot the fall quarter. lts purpose is to combine in a group all the students Who have similar professional interests in the work they are doing While they are in school. LANSING MCKEEVER PEIKERT BRUMFIELD JACOBSON GRANTHAM Bxxsv O'ROURKE INGLEY HANNON ALLPORT HucK WIGGENHORN BELL ROBBINS WHEELER TUTTLE GRAETER FLYNN MEMBERS Nor PRESENT: .IoHN BALLAS, MARGARET GORDON. MARGO SEAMANS, LELA MAE SHEPHERD. EUGENE THOMAS. GERTRUDE ANDERSON 238

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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

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T' CARLSON BUNKER BYDELEY GAY DOWNS ALEXANDER WOLSTAD HARTMAN KEITHLY MOLINE HODGSKISS BRENEMAN COWDEN PLUMLEE KIBLER HAVERFIELD WATSON DOUGHERTY SHELL The tact that the Montana State College chapter oi Phi U maintains a thousand-dollar loan fund for Iunior and Senior students in Home Economics, and that it founded and supports the Edith Franks library in Herrick Hall ably proves the usefulness and success of this organization. lt is a national honorary society open to the Iunior and Senior Women who are majoring in Home Economics and Who have the finest professional interest in their Work. They must be outstanding in character, scholarship, leadership, and personality. Members of Phi U prepare and serve many banquets and dinners for the various campus groups as a means of earning money. Pl-II UPSILQN QMICRCN t- L-gc it President X ii L DOROTHY HAVERFIELD - . -sr IX - . KITCHEN KHEMISTS 239