University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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Left to Right, Row One: Eldred L. Rowe, Kenton L. Gallaway, Leda M. Brown, Jinx Dabney, Timothy C. Brown. Row Two: Prakash A. Raj, Paul Boeyink, Larry L. Pippin, James Roberts, Phillip Earl, Elmer R. Rusco. Phi Sigma Alpha Phi Sigma Alpha, a national honorary political science fraternity, was formed in the Spring of 1964 at the University of Nevada. The purpose of the fraternity is to encourage the discussion of political issues. Requirements for membership include a minimum of 10 credits in political science, with a B average. Elmer R. Rusco Advisor 172

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mama Lett to Right, Row One: Dr. G. A. Broten, William Daniel, Robert Donlan, Fred Williams, Prof. Lee Newell, Robert Abalos. Row Two: Frank EgenhofF, Robert Schebler, Stuart Schrae- der, Rex Wilson, David Bartholomew, Dr. Robert Laughter, Prof. George Twardokens. Phi Epsilon Kappa Formed two years ago at Nevada, Phi Epsilon Kappa is the National service and honorary organiza- tion for Physical Education Majors. The purpose of the organization is to promote high standards and to be of service in the area of Physical Education. Selection for membership is based upon grades, professional zeal and ability, and attributes as poten- tial leaders in the field. Out of the total of approxi- mately 115 considered each spring no more than seven or eight have been chosen. Dr. Robert Laughter Adviser 171

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Phi Alpha Theta Phi Alpha Theta is a national organization for history and political science, whose purpose is to further interest and understanding of pertinent issues for its members. Membership is open to any student who has completed at least twelve hours of credit in these fields and maintained a B average. Philip Earl President Left to Right: Michon Maupin, Jinx Dabney, Eileen Miller, Dr. Shepperson, Nancy Gould, J. Forbes, Philip Earl, Jan Dore, Dr. Elliott, Dr. Hulse, Ruthie Friedoff. 173