South Dakota School of Mines and Technology - Engineer Yearbook (Rapid City, SD)

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Alpha Chi Sigma exmwmm lv, . A , I 5 1' 3 + 1 I 1' , , Q W..:9,':.cA1.. - j c 'fi -5.4 ff. 4 - ,:.,. I A.'1? V i - -.bf 1 4 .-'E'--- S- K --::.-....:'..:.?.- 'I i 4 Ji D513 - ll E'-. ' Q- lx .1 -E-. H5 -5'-... 'E-5? '-'-mga, 2 Alpha Chi Sigma, the youngest fraternity on campus, is the oldest national professional chemistry and chemical engineering fraternity. The objectives of the fraternity are to bind its members with a tie of true and lasting friendship, to strive for the advancement of chemistry both as a science and as a profession, and to aid its members in the attainment of their ambitions as chemists through their lives. As a project, the fraternity was instrumental in the establishment of E-Day on campus.The members pictured on the opposite page are: above, C.A. Lazlow, Jew, Pious, Creep,Weird Harold, Russian, Fur, and Worm, T.H.C. Brothers, Finger, Pope, Indian, Burke,lVloore or Less, Cripple, and Gunner. Below, Igor, Motor lVlouth, Spick, Lurch, Papa, Where is your wife Eichstadt, D.T.'s Hart, Burn Up, Monty llllomtana, Barf, Tubanae, Crazy Dave, Deadwood Kid, Bal- timore Bill, Lux, Flunkie Dr. Gilbertson CCouncilerl.

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