University of New Hampshire - Granite Yearbook (Durham, NH)

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Perley Ayer Ptolemy Adams David Chadwick Fred Cushing George Brooks Alan Campbell Nathan Babcock Walter Ferris NU BETA UIIAPTER FRATRES IN FACULTATE Donald Babcock Philip Marston Leroy Higgins Major Prindle SENIORS Donald Davidson Donald Loiselle Gerald Griffin Stuart Marshall Philip Johnson Arthur McDermott JUNIORS Oliver Dennett Robert Kimball Eugene Duffy Ellingwood McLane William Gardner James Piper ' SOPHOMORES Paul Hamilton Walter Mead David Hopkins Arthur Riel Roland Kimball Malcolm Smith PLEDGES William Aliapoulos Sidney Dimond Paul Beck Roland Boucher Clyde Brown Stephen Cole William Driscoll Robert Dudley John Earle Rolland Cove 185 Charles Kacharas Arthur Madden Ralph Messer Robert Messer Parker Mitton Harry Smith Herbert Person Archibald Ramage John Stott l Donald Stockwell Dwight Williams David White Donald Wilson Harold Moran Charles Osgood Bernard Pender James Ramsay Henry Swasey

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PHI MU DELTA Founded 1918 President .... . . PTOLEMY ADAMS First Vice-President . . . FREDERICK CUSHING, JR. Second Vice-Presidcfz: . . WILLIAM GARDNER Secretary ..... . JOHN G. STOTT HE Phi Mu Delta fraternity was founded on' March 1, 1918, during a con- vention of the National Federation of Commons Club held at the Massa- chusetts State Chapter of the Federation. At that time, the present Nu Beta Chapter of Phi Mu Delta at the University of New Hampshire, together with Nu Alpha at Connecticut State College and Nu Gamma at the University of Vermont, broke away from the Commons Club. During its twenty years of existence, Phi Mu Delta has grown from the original three chapters to the present sixteen chapters and now has a total of thirty-two hundred members. Phi Mu Delta, on this campus, was first located in the old Alpha Kappa Pi house, which was recently torn down. In 1920, the chapter moved to the house recently occupied by Coach Cowell on Main Street. After living in that house for over nine years, the fraternity built its present chapter house at 24- Madbury Road. First Row: Person, Davidson, Marshall, Chadwick, Gardner, Adams, Mrs. Grilk, Cushing, Stott, Loiselle, Johnson, Ferris, Boucher. Second Row: Earle, Hamilton, Dennett, Brooks, Brown, Hopkins, Smith, R. B. Kimball, R. O. Kimball, McLane, Moran, Dimond, Ramsey, Piper, Mead, Ramage. Third Row: Aliapoulos, Dudley, McDermott, Hawkins, Cole, Cove, Campbell, Babcock, Williams, Mitton, Swasey, White, Wilson, Stockwell. 184

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Pl KAPPA ALPHA Established: 1930 Founded 1867 at University of Virginia President . . . ROYCE WTHITTIER Vice-President . . FRANCIS SCHLESINGER Secretary . . . . . CLARE BERRY Treasurer . . DAVID GILE I KAPPA ALPHA was founded at the University of Virginia in the college year of 1867-1868 by six students whose aim, among other things, was to develop and maintain a peculiarly warm friendship and a keenly cherished idealism. Pi Kappa Alpha of today is a perpetuation of that friendship and idealism. Following 1869, other chapters were established until, at the present day, practically every state with accredited colleges and universities has a repre- sentative chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha. As one of the older and larger fraternities, Pi Kappa Alpha stands out as a progressive national organization. The local chapter, Tri-Gamma, was formally installed the Gamma-Mu Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha on December 7, 1930. The chapter house was originally at 8 Main Street, opposite the church, but in 1935 new quarters were established at 10 Stratford Avenue. First Row: Rollins, Chadwick, Schlesinger, Whittier, Gile, Berry, Smith, Second Row: Daggett, Fischer, Pearson, Ferullo, H. Alexander, Widge1', Twombly, Green, Marr, Jr. Third Row: Emery, Kemp Jr., Dodge Jr., Arno Jr., A. Honkala, Kennett, F. Honkala. 186