North Carolina State University - Agromeck Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Ernest Andrew Anderson Paul Robert Barton Mason Lindsay Carroll, Jr. Bill Garrison Coley Bachman Doar, Jr. Edgar Wilson Freeze Richard Oscar Grant Charles Baker Harding John Cantey Heath George Robert Howard, Jr. John Robbins McLaughlin, Jr. Robert Jerome Parker Edward deMilhau Nicholson David Arthur Tousignant Richard P. Webster John Farris Williamson, Edgar F. York

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KAPPA ALPHA JAMES A. SUTHERLAND President GREGORY BURRIS HILL OFFICERS JIM SUTHERLAND President FRED GREGORY Vice President WAYNE BURRIS Secretary KENNETH HILL Treasurer The Kappa Alpha Order was founded at Washington and Lee University in 1865 to the Southern ideal of gentlemanly character typified by Robert E. Lee, our spiritual founder. The ultimate aim of the Order is to inspire each brother to achieve a noble character and an integrity of principle. At present there are 75 chapters within the Order Alpha Omega Chapter, chartered at North Carolina State College in 1903, is the third oldest fraternity on the campus. Each Spring our Southern heritage manifests itself in the Old S outh Ball, with chapters of the Big Four participating in the South ' s most famous hall.

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EUGENE CROSS, III President PEIRSON FRAZELLE POOSER OFFICERS GENE CROSS, III President SAM PEIRSON Vice President JACK FRAZELLE Secretary KEITH POOSER Treasurer Kappa Sigma originated at the University of Bologna in 1400 and soon spread to many of the larger universities of Europe. On December 10, 1869, the Five Friends and founded the first American Chapter at the University of Virginia. Kappa Sigma has grown until it now has at least one chapter in every state. There are 100,000 living alumni of the 126 chapters. Beta Upsilon Chapter was founded on the State College campus in 1902 and since then has initiated over 400 men.