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1 2 4 , 1 I sa ,gi . hw Row 2: IC. Noltner, P. Keeney. G. Severson. Row I: R. Vanderhoof, T. Meier. P. Cornell. PHI EP ILO KAPPA Phi Epsilon Kappa is the honorary fra- ternity for men in Physical Education. Or- ganized in l923. its purpose is to promote a professional attitude among the fraternity members and to further the aims of the phys- ical education profession. This year's annual events have included a Foundeifs Day Banquet. providing a senior placement hooklet. awarding a scholarship key to an outstanding memher. and present- ing the Distinguished Service Award. Special speakers at the meeting have added to this year's activities. The officers included president, Thomas Meier: vice-president, James Salemg secre- tary, Glen Seversong and treasurer, Patrick Cornell. Mr. Miller and Mr. Gershon were this year's advisers. . . . . new memhcrs welcomed at Mr. Smith's. .1 ., ., . : : -tif TT I' H. 15
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