Severn School - Yearbook (Severna Park, MD)

Page 79 text:

4, X Vp, X gg DNR, I Zzmnnnmnmrglpsns' I QE JJJIIIII JJAJJJWWJWWWllllnnfllnaywfdflff WMM M0 WJMW sf D1 S 33 L? Pc F . Wayan SEVERN ANCHOR STAFF E I '- - ILLIAM H. OTTER Auf. Efiitm'-in-chief EDWARD G. SMITH Buxirzen Mamzgerf HARDIE B. WALMSLEY, II CRAWFORD ROBERTSON Asfzylamf Bzzsineu Manager C. PEARSON CHAPMAN S N E 3 E Circulation Manager x LOUIS H. BAUER N Q Ayfociale Editorf 5 RICHARD TEEI. Q ROGER WOODHULL Q Q HUGH D'ANNA Q SLADE CUTTER E ROBERT H. STRAUSS Q E B E MR... C 6 4' 0 ' N 5' Q E aumcdl WMOOH 6 'gc- -jg .ff I X E I S A A A R g X Q E E E L Q Q C. S S E I Q I E Q x S 1 E di 01 in chief E W P ZJMMMMMMMAYJMJIMJIMMJMMMMIWIJJAYIIJWMWJIJMMNts f Page 73 1

Page 78 text:

Slfii'-, ZF X N Mui' ! Z .wifi Q Alrngh f 0 and Ulf 4 Q W I ah he Q 4 MAX fell 3 NK km E Rx f N S mkgm R Z RMS, myw Z ' 9 5 5 Z Z Z 4 5 f 4 Z 5 5 2 5 Z Z 5 ? WILLIA ANCH g f Edizzflfl- P OR A ? f 1-,,,-UJQTTER ND W 4 5 lef HEEL STA Q 5 EDW EDT GRAW FF g Q 5-iARS:ZDBG. SMI 'TORIAL B!15E?5D ROB 3 4 A ROZUILLIAJVALEI STAFF jj MMERTS-ON 7 9 ER 5 SLE ge: f JOH TV, TRUV Y, II 4 Z N Q- M13fg'SnTTENf JR, JOHN 5 Z OMAS IGLCHAES glut Q 'alfa ALT R ' Rfgi' JR. 3 MRFE' 33, Adv! ril1PE'fR5c?' ZLOXJ E , WCM ' PREM? STRAM N CHA ER f turn K, DEV PMA ' 5 And Of this gba W JR, EREUXN 5 4 Fei the ook film 3 4 Q h ough 3322 if niiggpyggjjs, 5 mm diigo- 5 ggi tears 'f g Off-Oweld LPRSC 72 g 3 Nm 4 Nm 4 NAR Rkkhm 5 NRS'

Page 80 text:

K I' 'Q K Xxx WW 5' X76 ,ll .sg 5 2 5 Z 2 5 at 414 N YNY YN sxwwxmssxwwwwwww WNWWsxNWNNNsmNNNNNWNNWW wswwwxxxwxwxxxsxwxww-.ww Sigma Phu Sigma Mr. Hawkins, Packard, MacArthur, Baker, Bassett, Robertson, Pratt D'Anna, Rossell, Sloan, Struven, Cullen Sigma Phi Sigma, Severn School's first fraternity, was organized in the fall of 1924. A little group of Severn students, leaders in school spirit and school activities, inspired by the desire for more intimate comradeship and higher school ideals, pioneered this undertaking, which was in the nature of a real innovation at Severn. Inaugurating the fraternity was not without its difficulties. Certain misgivings on the part of the school authorities as to the desirability of preparatory school fraternities in general had to be over- come, and suitable quarters secured in which to hold meetings. Like all new ventures, Sigma Phi Sigma had to prove itself during the first year or two of its existence. With the building of the new Mess Hall, a room adjoining the Commons Room was made available for the fraternity and the organiza- tion forged ahead. A very definite addition to the social activities of the school was found in a number of dances sponsored by and very ably conducted by the fraternity. The officers of Sigma Phi Sigma for the school year 1950-31 were Robert S, Sloan, president, john XV. Struven, jr., vice-president, and W. T. Rossell, secretary and treasurer. WN as sv 3 f ? 3 4 5 4 4 Z 2 4 Z 2 5 5 'Im T41 'U EJ W fl s .1 Ja. I.-I ei: Q. XX' A M Anchor s7ggYkkN Ex if j 0 E X f 5 1 Q Q , , , , . . t 5 4 4 be 5 9 , ., . a 5 Z Z Z Z9 3 5 ., ? 9 5 Z Z 4 5 a 1 5