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Wenzel Boyce Tornwall Seward Olson Bould Booth Poulos Wilson Darby Kilpatrick Horton Clark Palmer Giffin Townsend Payne Rives Campbell Chandler Stringer Fuchs Meredith Kelley Orwig Stroud McNeelY Watson Douglas Reif Vara Burton DeGroot Barr Council Thomas Shuman Aman Steffani Wilkinson Garcia Overmdn Lee Cochley Bell Brumlik Mills McCuller1 Harringfo
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Thi C3 amma Tkha s E N I o R s ROLAND BAILEY HERBERT CLAYTON ROBERT MIJOOE MORRIS YOUNG J u N I o R s THOMAS HICKS JAMES LENAHAN HORACE RICHARDSON GEORGE WOLFF AUGUST RERENO s o R H o M o R E s JOHN BENZ EDGAR MAXSON CHARLES Rioos DONALD SIZEMORE BUD RILCHER E R E s H M E N DAN ANDREWS THOMAS CHAPMAN THOMAS LATTO BILL MOORE BILL BOARD RICHARD DREYER JOHN LINDSEY HARRISON WADSWORTH ORADY BUSH RICHARD KOWALSKE RALPH MANNINO JERRY YOUNG Rush week opened the yeor with the usuol hectic doys ond sleepless nights, Airplone rides, Froternity movies, porties, etc. proved convincing orguments to the rushees ,.,. Porents ond olumni, especiolly the olurnni, enjoyed onother College week-end os homecoming rolls olong .... Templeton meets Tigert ond Oll join in bull-session ofter concert .... November 28th finds Young ond lvlugge becoming. voters in O joint celebrotion, very much enjoyed by the bloodthirsty brothers .... Mugge resists lobbying for boogie-Woogie, but brothers find Thiboult ci fount of the lotest jokes in ofter-concert beer porty ,... Members surrender eosily to the Greot Tollohossee lnvosion, or Foll Frolics ,... The usuol Christmos Porty wos held with the underprivileged children coming in to entertoin the brothers ..,. Annuol Pig Dinner goes off in troditionol style with Brother J. Ed supplying wit ond humor os toostmoster .... Second semester comes in ond holf of the men go out, ot the request of Uncle Som .... lvlilitory Boll, ond ours becomes the Fiji- Beto l-louse, while the Beto House becomes o girls' dorm .... Bill Moore Still the dote bureou for the Chopter .... Richordson wins prize for hoving the most dif- ferent girls in the l-louse .... Fiji Formol finds gross Skirts svvoying in South Seo Surroundings. Our lost sociol function of the yeor ond the vvor.
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'Phi Kappa COMM. GEORGE H. WE NZEL, HENRY ATKINSON HERBERT BOOTH WILLIAM CAMPBELL EDWARD CHANDLER JACK CLARK FRED FUCHS H. A. AMAN THOMAS BARR FORREST BELL EDGAR BIGGERS THOMAS BRUMLIK SENIORS JR. MILTON BOYCE DAN TEDDER JUNIORS LINCOLN BOULD DICK DARBY TED POULOS ROBERT SEAWARD JAMES STRI NGER SOPHOMORES ALLYN GIFFI N DICK HOFFMAN CHARLES HORTON WALTER KELLY ART KILPATRICK MEREDITH SPARKY MILLS ROBERT NIELAND CHARLES OLSON HARRY LEE ORWIG FRANK PALMER FRESHMEN JOHN COUNCIL KENNETH De GROOT BILL DOUGLAS JACK GARCIA, JR. JOHN HARRI NGTON, JR. GRADY L. BURTON, JR. ROBERT HOOD JIMMY BUSBY WILLIAM KAPP HERBERT COCHLEY, JR. HARRY LEE, JR. FRED MCNEELY JOHN ROY MILLS, JR. ROBERT OVERMAN ROBERT REIF RICHARD M. RITTER WAYNE SESSIONS ALAN SHUMAN CHARLES STEFFANI GEORGE TORNWALL JOHN WILSON SAMUEL L. PAYNE HOWARD RIVES HILLMAN STROUD PAUL VINSON JOE vARA WILLIAM WATSON, JRE CHARLES WILKERSON EARL SHAEER FRASIER cox JACK THIGPEN ROBERT HOEIVIA LESSLE GIBSON CHARLES ROCKY McCULLEN This year has been one of growth for Phi Tau although the Army, Navy, and Marines end up with more Phi Tous than the Chapter . . . rush week ended with the usual banquet . and 30 pledges .... Mother Knight still housemother making a home out of the fraternity house .... Editor Bould finally gets his F book off the press only two weeks late. . . October came in with o bong, o near riot with the Betos . . . the friendly relation continues through the year .... Torn Borr GIG-CTSCI President of the Pledge class, Bob Reif Vice President. The Auburn football game brought the first dates to Boys Town and a wonderful time was had by all since -everybody ended up with someone elses date .... Homecoming o big success??? Two alumni back but the house was full of female loveliness .,.. Then came the Georgia-Florida week-end with all the good brothers in Jacksonville making merry ot their dance in the Mayflower Hotel ond singing to hell with Georgia as they pick each other up from the floor. Chandler ends Chapter meeting with a rip shorter as Sheriff Campbell tries vainly to get on o committee .... PAUL THOMAS Giffin inaugurates a policy of speak softly and carry o big stick as he helps his date into her shoes .... Windy leads his parachute battalion through the house after hell week . . . and Tcrnwali spends all his time telling Joe Vara to study. ...Vara won!!! The l4th Annual Christmas Formal was held on schedule and in the traditional manner . . . afterwards the boys and girls let their hair down and got Hoy to the Joy with a 3- piece colored bond .... Semester exams arrive 3 months early but Palmer holds up the fraternity average as usual .... Shuman holds Harry Lee's fraternity pin as security for a 25c debt .,.. Poulos gets rich from the laundry business and the treasury ,... Air Corps calls reserves and Brumlik, Council, Biggers, Stroud, Reif, and Boyce get 6 weeks vocation in Miami Beach at government expense. Tornwall elected proxy in March and Wenzel finally retires to think only of Georgia peaches . . . Military Ball, the lost round up, brings Tommy Reynolds Band .... Phi Tous move cut' ot their house and live with Pikes while the girls enjoy life on Masonic Street. The year ends in uncertainty with every Phi Tau looking forward to the first Home- coming after the war. Editor's Note: Just as we go to press, Master Beta Bryant finally bounces the bottle off the Phi Tau house which broke the camel's back .,,, Phi Tous moss for action and storm the Beta house but find they are not in o fighting mood. , . o visitor bears the blunt of Phi Tau rage as he takes o beating from Poulos . . , a good time was had by all except the Betos.
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