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IN rms Cnavrrzxz House During this sixth year of its existence Alpha Gamma has had a most successful and prosperous season, has been well represented in foot- ball and other activities of the school, and has been on the best of terms with the other fraternities of the school. A CORNER or 'rl-IE LOUNGING RooM 137
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ll 4.1-'tx a'5' Idoinlnlalmg r 4? 7 6, 'J 1 -.. ' '41 ...Q M91 , ,.ff,.'. iii' 5 L., .iv 5.1 - cv v Qlpha 191 alta Bull ' . CHARLES ANDERSON .......... A. X. 2.1. 12. SUMNI-:R IDUIJLEY 1qlLM.XRX...A. X. E 2. WILMER ANDERSON .......... A. X. 21. 13. BOWDEN DONALD LACY ...... A. X. E 3. WILFREIJ KENNEDY .Bl..'Xlil-1... A. X. E. 14. LOUIS PETER LEONE ........ .TL ID. 4. FRANK JAMES BUSTO ........ A. X. X. 15. JOHN WILLIAM .AlCAULlFlfli,JR. A. E. N 5. JoHN FITZGIBBON ............ A. E. N. 16. JAIxIEs EDWARD lNr,lANN ...-... A. X. E 6. EDWARD JAIvIEs GAGE ........ TI. fir. 17. ERNEST LEWIS lX'lATI-IEWS .... A. X. S 7. WAYNE SANGER GREEN ...... TI. ill. 18. MEREDITH CORNWALL NOBLE. A. X. E 8. RICHARD KENNETH GRIFFIN.. A. 2. N. 19. DAYTCJN VREEl.IXN1J TONRIN. . TI. fb. 9. CARL RUD0l.1'H HECKER ...... TI, 111. 20. ROBERT FRANCIS WEED ..... .. A. X. E 10. FRANKLIN ROCKWELY. HENIIY A. E. N. 21. CHARI.Es WILI.I.-xm YERItEs.. Tl. 111. Xu . KENNETH WADE 'HOGLE ...... A. X. .... There are four national fraternities in N. Y. M. A. and since their establishment it has been a -vfact that their numbers associated almost exclusively with their own brotherhood. This caused a lack of social intercourse amongst the fraternity men and realizing that this was a mis- fortune several of the Inore prominent men of the school, who were the leaders of their respective fraternities, got together and discussed the Inatter. 4 The Colonel was approached with the objects of the club. Seem- ingly he was highly in favor of this newly organized club, and actiI1g on his advice a written constitution was drafted and approved. Several designs for pins were drawn by some of the members and one of the designs was adopted. , This fraternity being so young, we have made little history. One of our men has already left and is now in the Service. Our thoughts are all for the future and while we expect to lose many of our men because of graduation we hope that the future chapters will be as suc- cessful as the present one. VVe feel confident that those who are left will continue to labor with the same ardor and zeal, and do all in their power to maintain that true position of dignity and respect which we have worked for and have thus far attained. 139
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